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The Saving module contains several functions that export the data (the calibrated hindcast and forecast, the corresponding observations, the skill metrics, percentiles and probabilities) to netCDF files and save them.
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save_data() serves as the main wrapper function for this module.`recipe` (the recipe), `data` (the list obtained from the Loading module) and `archive` (the archive) are mandatory arguments. The rest of the arguments (calibrated_data, skill_metrics and probabilities) are optional.
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save_data() serves as the main wrapper function for this module.`recipe` (the recipe), `data` (the list obtained from the Loading module) and `archive` (the archive) are mandatory arguments. The rest of the arguments (calibrated_data, skill_metrics and probabilities) are optional.
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The `calibrated_data`
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Therefore, all the data can be saved at once:
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`save_data(recipe, archive, data, calibrated_data, skill_metrics, probabilities)
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`save_data(recipe, archive, data, calibrated_data, skill_metrics, probabilities)`
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Or, one can choose to save only some of it. For example,
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saving the calibrated hcst/fcst and corresponding observations only:
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