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An output contains the results from a set of one or more related analyses (see the note in the NestedList section for information about associating analyses with outputs). Within the output, the results may be represented in a single display or they may be represented in 2 or more separate displays. The display(s) within an output are specified in the the displays attribute, which contains one 1 or more instances of the OrderedDisplay class. Each instance of the OrderedDisplay class has 2 attributes:
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The fileSpecifications attribute of the Output class may be used to specify one 1 or more individual files, each of which contains a representation of the output in a specific format. Each file specification is defined as an instance of the OutputFile class, which includes the following attributes:
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- style, which may be used to specify record a sponsor-defined, implementation-specific specification of any style properties to be applied to the output file (e.g., font size or color).
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Note that the file specifications defined in the fileSpecifications attribute are intended to be used as technical specifications for the creation of individual files containing the results for a specific output. The documentRefs attribute should be used to specify informational documentation document references, including:
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