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[hide]Overview
Most analysis routines are located in the command area in the lower right quadrant of geWorkbench. There they share a common layout and framework for saving parameter settings.
Layout of the analysis framework
Lists
At upper left of the framework is a list of available analysis routines (as loaded using the Component Configuration Manager). At upper right is a list (labeled "Saved settings list") which can store named sets of customized parameter settings for each different analysis.
Analysis Actions
At right are three buttons shared by all analysis components:
Analyze
Save Settings
Delete Settings
Analysis Parameters
The parameters and settings for the individual analysis components all are located in the lower-left portion of the framework.
Creating saved parameter sets
The current settings can be saved by pushing the Save Settings button. A dialog will appear asking for a name for the new set of saved parameters.
Here we have saved the default settings to a set called "Default Settings".
Next we changed two of the parameters and saved them as a new set called "New Settings".
