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While you can write code to pass data as a protocol input, it would be nice if data files could be referenced directly in a protocol. Both Python and C++ can easily support reading CSV as 1 or 2-d arrays; the Python implementation could also support HDF5. For COMBINE friendliness, we might consider NuML too. What would we need to specify beyond the file name? For something like HDF5 that can store multiple n-d arrays, we might need to specify a path within the file. Would we need to allow describing the dimensions with units too? Does there need to be a separate data set section of the protocol, or just reference inline (e.g. my_data = data("file_path.h5", "/group/dataset"))? If the former, where do these fit in the name resolution graph?
https://chaste.cs.ox.ac.uk/trac/ticket/2528
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