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The Model and Weighted Residuals Corresponding to a Fit

Discussion
fit_data_subset_id
avg_integrand
weighted_residual
Example

Discussion
The fit_data_subset table compares the model and data for the model_variables corresponding to a fit_command . A new fit_data_subset table is created each time the fit_command is executed.

fit_data_subset_id
This column has type integer and is the primary key for this table. Its initial value is zero, and it increments by one for each row. The fit_data_subset_id column is also a foreign key for the data_subset_table ; i.e.,
   data_subset_id = fit_data_subset_id
 In addition, the size of both tables is the same.

avg_integrand
This column type real and is the average integrand @(@ A_i(u, \theta) @)@. The model variables @(@ (u, \theta) @)@ corresponding to the fit_var_table . The subscript @(@ i @)@ denotes the information in the data table for the data_id that corresponds to this data_subset_id .

weighted_residual
The column has type real and contains the weighted_residuals that correspond to the model_variables obtained by the fit; see fit_var_value .

Example
See the fit_command.py example and test.
Input File: omh/table/fit_data_subset_table.omh