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### 2. Workflow
1. Create a new workflow named `Ensemble Calibrate`
2. Upload `Ensemble Calibrate Test Dataset` and `Giordano2020 - SIDARTHE model of COVID-19 spread in Italy` into your project
3. Drag and drop the model into your workflow
4. Link both models to individual _Configure Model_ operators
6. Save each configuration by giving it a name and clicking `Run`
7. drag and drop the dataset into the workflow.
2. Upload `Ensemble Calibrate Test Dataset.csv` and `Giordano2020 - SIDARTHE model of COVID-19 spread in Italy.json` and `SIR.json` into your project
3. Drag and drop the models into your workflow
4. Link each model to their own _Configure Model_ operators
6. Create a new configuration from the default one by simply giving what is already shown a name and clicking `Run`
7. Drag and drop the dataset into the workflow

### 3. Ensemble Calibrate Operator setup
1. Link the configuration into the node twice and add the dataset into a new `Calibrate ensemble` node
2. Open the `Calibrate ensemble` node by clicking on edit
3. Set the mapping `Dataset timestamp column` to the `timepoint_id` column
4. Set the other mappings as follows:
1. Create a Calibrate Ensemble operator by right-clicking on the workflow canvas and clicking `Work with multiple models/Calibrate ensemble`
2. Link the dataset to the "Dataset" port of the operator configuration
3. Link the Giordano model configuration into the "Model configuration" port of the operator
4. Repeat for the SIR model configuration
5. Open the `Calibrate ensemble` node by clicking on edit
6. Set the mapping `Dataset timestamp column` to the `timepoint_id` column
7. Set the other mappings as follows:
Find the `Susceptible_state` in the ensemble variables dropdown, select it and hit add mapping.
Link the `Susceptible` for both of your identical configurations
8. Click "Run" to start the calibration.

### Misc:
You should be able to add mapping as well as delete mapping. close and open the drilldown and see saved changes.
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