1Blurb:: 2Specify weights for each objective function 3 4Description:: 5Specifies relative emphasis through weights (multipliers) w on 6residual elements: \f[ f = \sum_{i=1}^{n} w_i R_i^2 = \sum_{i=1}^{n} 7w_i (y^{Model}_i - y^{Data}_i)^2 \f] 8 9Length: The \c weights must have length equal to \ref 10responses-calibration_terms. Thus, when scalar and/or field responses 11are specified, the number of \c weights must equal the number of 12scalars plus the number of fields, \e not the total elements in the 13fields. 14 15<b>Default Behavior</b> If weights are not specified, then each 16residual is given equal weighting. 17 18<b>Usage Tips:</b> 19 20Weights are applied as multipliers, scales as charateristic values / 21divisors. 22 23When scaling is active, it is applied to calibration terms after any 24residual formation (accounting for experimental data and optionally 25measurement error covariance), and before any weights. See the 26equations in \ref responses-calibration_terms. 27 28 29Topics:: 30Examples:: 31Theory:: 32Faq:: 33See_Also:: 34