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" Note that the ``device`` and ``region`` options are optional. If the region is not specified, the parameter is retrieved for the entire device. If the device is not specified, the parameter is retrieved for all devices. Unlike the :meth:`ds.getParameter`, parameter names on the the device are not retrieved if they do not exist on the region. Similarly, the parameter names over all devices are not retrieved if they do not exist on the device.\n"
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" Note that the ``device`` and ``region`` options are optional. If the region is not specified, the parameter is retrieved for the entire device. If the device is not specified, the parameter is retrieved for all devices. Unlike the :meth:`devsim.getParameter`, parameter names on the the device are not retrieved if they do not exist on the region. Similarly, the parameter names over all devices are not retrieved if they do not exist on the device.\n"
" This averaging scheme does not produce accurate results, and it is recommended to use the :meth:`ds.element_from_edge_model` to create components better suited for visualization. See :ref:`ch__visualization` for more information about creating data files for external visualization programs.\n"
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" This averaging scheme does not produce accurate results, and it is recommended to use the :meth:`devsim.element_from_edge_model` to create components better suited for visualization. See :ref:`ch__visualization` for more information about creating data files for external visualization programs.\n"
" It is important not to use these models for simulation, since DEVSIM, does not have a way of evaluating the derivatives of these models. The models can be used for integrating the impedance field, and other postprocessing. The :meth:`ds.element_from_edge_model` command can be used to create gradients for use in a simulation.\n"
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" It is important not to use these models for simulation, since DEVSIM, does not have a way of evaluating the derivatives of these models. The models can be used for integrating the impedance field, and other postprocessing. The :meth:`devsim.element_from_edge_model` command can be used to create gradients for use in a simulation.\n"
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