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Calibrating Using a Multimodel Tradeoff
Each purple (editable) operating point in your tables has a model associated with it. You use the display of these models to help you trade off values at these points to fulfill your aims in exactly the same way as when using independent models in "ordinary" tradeoff mode, as described in Determining a Value at a Specific Operating Point.
- Change input values by dragging the red lines on the graphs or by typing directly into the edit boxes above the graphs.
- Look at the model evaluation values (to the right of each row of graphs) and the input variable values (in the edit boxes above the graphs) to see if they meet your requirements.
- Remember that the green highlighted graphs indicate how the selected table is filled: if a row is green, the model evaluation value (to the right) fills the table at that operating point; if a column is green, the input variable value (in the edit box above) fills the table. See the example following; the SPK column of graphs is green, so the value of SPK in the edit box is entered in the table when you click the Add Point button (
).

- When you are satisfied with the tradeoff given by the value of your variable at this operating point, you apply this value to the table by pressing Ctrl+T, selecting Table -> Apply Point, or clicking
in the toolbar.
- When you have determined table values at each of the model operating points, you can fill the whole table by extrapolation by clicking
. See Filling the Table by Extrapolation.
You can then export your calibration; see Exporting Calibrations.
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