has_default_value |
list[AnyOfURIbooleanDateTimefloatintegerstring] |
Default accepted value of a variable presentation (or a parameter) |
[optional] |
has_maximum_accepted_value |
list[AnyOfDateTimefloatinteger] |
Maximum accepted value of a variable presentation (or a parameter) |
[optional] |
description |
list[str] |
small description |
[optional] |
has_data_type |
list[str] |
Property that indicates the data type of a parameter |
[optional] |
has_fixed_value |
list[AnyOfURIbooleanDateTimefloatintegerstring] |
Value of a parameter in a software setup. |
[optional] |
has_presentation |
list[VariablePresentation] |
Property that links an instance of a dataset (or a dataset specification) to the presentation of a variable contained (or expected to be contained) on it. |
[optional] |
label |
list[str] |
short description of the resource |
[optional] |
recommended_increment |
list[float] |
Value that represents how a parameter should be incremented on each iteration of a software component execution. This value is important when preparing execution ensembles automatically, e.g., simulating crop production varying the parameter \"fertilizer amount\" in increments of 10%. |
[optional] |
type |
list[str] |
type of the resource |
[optional] |
has_minimum_accepted_value |
list[AnyOfDateTimefloatinteger] |
Minimum accepted value of a variable presentation (or a parameter) |
[optional] |
has_accepted_values |
list[str] |
Property that constraints which values are accepted for a parameter. For example, the name of a crop can only be \"Maize\" or \"Sorghum\" |
[optional] |
adjusts_variable |
list[Variable] |
Property that links parameter with the variable they adjust. This property can be used when parameters quantify variables without directly representing them. For example, a \"fertilizer percentage adjustment\" parameter can quantify a \"fertilizer price\" variable |
[optional] |
relevant_for_intervention |
list[Intervention] |
Description not available |
[optional] |
position |
list[int] |
Position of the parameter or input/output in the model configuration. This property is needed to know how to organize the I/O of the component on execution |
[optional] |
id |
str |
identifier |
[optional] |
uses_unit |
list[Unit] |
Property used to link a variable presentation or time interval to the unit they are represented in |
[optional] |
has_step_size |
list[float] |
Property that determines what are the increments (step size) that are commonly used to vary a parameter. This is commonly used for automatically setting up software tests. For example, if I want to set up a model and try 30 reasonable values on a parameter, I may use the default value and the step size to create the appropriate increments. If the step size is 0.1 and the default value is 0, then I will will be able to create setups: 0, 0.1, 0.2...2.9,3 |
[optional] |