.. _responses-calibration_terms-calibration_data_file-custom_annotated: """""""""""""""" custom_annotated """""""""""""""" Selects custom-annotated tabular file format for experiment data **Topics** file_formats .. toctree:: :hidden: :maxdepth: 1 responses-calibration_terms-calibration_data_file-custom_annotated-header responses-calibration_terms-calibration_data_file-custom_annotated-exp_id **Specification** - *Alias:* None - *Arguments:* None - *Default:* annotated format **Child Keywords:** +-------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-----------------------------------------------+ | Required/Optional | Description of | Dakota Keyword | Dakota Keyword Description | | | Group | | | +=========================+====================+====================+===============================================+ | Optional | `header`__ | Enable header row in custom-annotated tabular | | | | file | +----------------------------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------------------------------+ | Optional | `exp_id`__ | Enable experiment ID column in | | | | custom-annotated tabular file | +----------------------------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------------------------------+ .. __: responses-calibration_terms-calibration_data_file-custom_annotated-header.html __ responses-calibration_terms-calibration_data_file-custom_annotated-exp_id.html **Description** A custom-annotated tabular file is a whitespace-separated text file containing experiment data, including configuration variables, observatiions, and/or observation errors, depending on context. For experiment import, custom-annotated allows user options for whether ``header`` row and ``exp_id`` column appear in the tabular file, thus bridging ``freeform`` and (fully) ``annotated``. *Default Behavior* By default, Dakota imports tabular experiment data files in annotated format. The ``custom_annotated`` keyword, followed by options can be used to select other formats. *Usage Tips* - Prior to October 2011, calibration and surrogate data files were in free-form format. They now default to ``annotated`` format, though ``freeform`` remains an option. - When importing tabular data, a warning will be generated if a specific number of data are expected, but extra is found and an error generated when there is insufficient data. **Examples** Import an experimental data file containing a header row, no leading exp_id column, and experiment data in a calibration study .. code-block:: responses ... scalar_data_file 'shock_experiment.dat' custom_annotated header Example data file with two measured quantities, three experiments: .. code-block:: % velocity stress 18.23 83.21 34.14 93.24 22.41 88.92