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# Fatores mensais do cenário indexado por matriz

## Descrição geral

Parâmetro de variação de tempo usando uma matriz e TimeStep.index com fatores multiplicativos por cenário.

Os valores são os dados da série temporal da linha de base que são perturbados por um fator. O fator é obtido de fatores que são forma (scenario.size, 12). Portanto, os fatores variam com os cenários individuais no cenário e no mês. [API Referência](https://pywr.github.io/pywr-docs/master/api/generated/pywr.parameters.ArrayIndexedScenarioMonthlyFactorsParameter.html)

## Atributos

<table><thead><tr><th width="158">Nome</th><th width="409">Descrição</th><th>Obrigatório</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>cenário</td><td>Objeto de cenário sobre o qual perfis diferentes devem ser fornecidos</td><td>sim</td></tr><tr><td>valores</td><td>O comprimento da 1ª dimensão deve ser igual ao número de membros no objeto de cenário e o comprimento da segunda dimensão deve ser 12</td><td>sim</td></tr></tbody></table>

## Exemplo

em breve...

```json
{

}
```


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