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62	62	The components that are provided in this extensions are configurable, meaning you can set some parameters on almost every component. Some of the parameters are literals, while some parameters are results of other components.
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64		-Parameters marked with a star (*) are mandatory, the workflow will not run until all required parameters have values assigned.
	64	+Parameters marked with a star (★) are mandatory, the workflow will not run until all required parameters have values assigned.
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66	66	In case of primitives you need to open the //General// tab from the components tray and drag the appropriate //literal//: float, int, string, dict, etc.
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130	130	To use this functionality, drag any model from the **TVB_MODELS** (inside the components tray) into the workflow area. Then right click on the model and select the **Open Viewer** option:
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133		-[[image:open-viewer-on-models.png||alt="image-20221116125354-2.png" data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="800" width="1130"]]
	133	+[[image:open-viewer-on-models.png||alt="image-20221116125354-2.png" data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="593" width="1100"]]
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136	136	A new Jupyter tab should open, which contains a read-only Jupyter notebook. After following the instructions provided there, you should be able to see the Phase Plane widget associated with this particular model.
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140	140	After configuring the parameters with the desired values, go to the Exports tab of the widget and click on **Export model configuration**. Now all you have to do is to go back to the tab where your workflow is and you will see that the model will have values set for all the parameters that you modified in the Phase Plane widget (that is all the parameters there were assigned values different than the default ones).
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142		-[[image:export-model-configuration.png||alt="image-20221116130425-1.png" data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="900" width="1069"]]
	142	+[[image:export-model-configuration.png||alt="image-20221116130425-1.png" data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="763" width="1000"]]
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145	145	=== 2. Visualize time series resulted from simulations ===
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147	147	This functionality is available for the **StoreResultsToDrive** component. Right click on the **StoreResultsToDrive** and select the **Open Viewer** option:
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149		-[[image:open-viewer-button.png||alt="view.png"]]
	149	+[[image:open-viewer-button.png||alt="view.png" height="591" width="1100"]]
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151	151	A new Jupyter tab should open, which contains a read-only Jupyter notebook. After running the cell, you should be able to see the **TimeSeriesBrowser **widget with the //**Collab**// and //**folder**// you have chosen for the **StoreResultsToDrive **component already loaded.
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153		-[[image:view2.png]]
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155	155	Next, you should choose which time series file to display and click the **View time series button**.
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157		-[[image:timeseries-plotly.png||alt="view3.png"]]
	157	+[[image:timeseries-plotly.png||alt="view3.png" height="593" width="1100"]]
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