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For a in depth description of all key-words look at [Deterministic Inversion Input](../tutorial/deterministic_inversion_input)
For a list of files, wich can be created in AD mode take a look at [Deterministic Inversion Output](../deterministic_inversion/inversion_output)
For a description of the code routine got to [Inversion Code Workflow](../deterministic_inversion/inversion_workflow)
For internal users the pages Determenistic Inversion Output and Inversion Code Workflow may also be interresting.
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The next entry ``0 0`` disables computation of the resolution matrix and computation of the covariance matrix. The last entry ``1`` defines the output frequency. It means that the results of every calculated iteration will be saved in a sepereate file. If you are not interrested in these iterrations replace ``1`` with 5 or a greater number. The calculation results will be saved in seperate files anyway.
#### # data
With this key-word you add observed/measured data. For a runmode greater or equal to 1 this input is expected. The first column, wich starts with ``23.7769395446154`` defines the data value. It is followed by the error**I dont know how the error is used in the calculation?**, wich is ``0.5`` for all records. The next three entries are the position, the order is x, y, z: ``180 1 59``. It is followed by pv-type, the type index for the physical value, ``2`` stands for temperature. The last entry ``1`` (index of observation zone) does not matter in this example.
With this key-word you add observed/measured data. For a runmode greater or equal to 1 this input is expected. The first column, wich starts with ``23.7769395446154`` defines the data value. It is followed by the error, wich is ``0.5`` for all records. I don`t know what the error is used for. The next three entries are the position, the order is x, y, z: ``180 1 59``. It is followed by pv-type, the type index for the physical value, ``2`` stands for temperature. The last entry ``1`` (index of observation zone) does not matter in this example.
