Class: InputParameter
The data entity which describes an Input Parameter in DesignXplorer.
Examples
Properties
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Attribute1
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First editable attribute of the distribution for an uncertainty parameter.
The nature of the attribute depends on the distribution type. For instance, the first attribute of a Normal distribution is the Mean value.
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Attribute2
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Second editable attribute of the distribution for an uncertainty parameter.
The nature of the attribute depends on the distribution type. For instance, the second attribute of a Normal distribution is the Standard Deviation value.
Some distribution type do not have a second attribute.
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ConstantValue
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Constant value of the Parameter when it is disabled.
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CustomDefinitionList
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Custom Definition List
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DiscreteLevels
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List of the discrete levels.
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DisplayText
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DistributionLowerBound
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Distribution lower bound of the variation range for an uncertainty Parameter.
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DistributionType
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Distribution type for an uncertainty parameter.
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DistributionUpperBound
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Distribution upper bound of the variation range for an uncertainty Parameter.
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Enabled
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True if the Parameter is enabled for the current study.
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Kurtosis
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Kurtosis value of the distribution for an uncertainty parameter.
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LowerBound
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Lower bound of the variation range for a Continuous Parameter.
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Mean
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Mean value of the distribution for an uncertainty parameter.
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Nature
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Nature of the Parameter.
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NumberOfLevels
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Number of levels if the parameter nature is Discrete, or the parameter nature is Continuous and the UseManufacturableValues property is set to True.
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Skewness
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Skewness value of the distribution for an uncertainty parameter.
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StandardDeviation
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Standard deviation value of the distribution for an uncertainty parameter.
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Type
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Type of the Parameter, either a DesignVariable in a GDO context, or an UncertaintyVariable in a SixSigma Analysis context.
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Units
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Units
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UpperBound
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Upper bound of the variation range for a Continuous Parameter.
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UseManufacturableValues
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True to restrict the variation of the parameter to defined Manufacturable Values.
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