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wshanks committed Feb 10, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -382,7 +382,7 @@ The full description of :class:`.ScatterTable` columns is as follows:
- `series_id`: Integer corresponding to the name of data series. This number is automatically assigned.
- `category`: A category that could group several series. This is defined by a
developer of the :class:`.CurveAnalysis` subclass and usually corresponds to
a stage of data processing like "raw" or "formatted".
a stage of data processing like `"raw"` or `"formatted"`.
- `shots`: Number of measurement shots used to acquire a data point. This value can be defined in the circuit metadata.
- `analysis`: The name of the curve analysis instance that generated a data point.

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compute custom quantities based on the raw fit parameters.
See :ref:`curve_analysis_results` for details.
Afterwards, fit curves are computed with the fit models and optimal parameters, and the scatter table is
updated with the computed (x, y) values. This dataset is stored under the "fitted" category.
updated with the computed (x, y) values. This dataset is stored under the `"fitted"` category.

Finally, the :meth:`._create_figures` method is called with the entire scatter table data
to initialize the curve plotter instance accessible via the :attr:`~.CurveAnalysis.plotter` attribute.
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