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(see above). Any parameters named ``noiseParameter${1..n}_${observableId}``
*must* be overwritten in the measurement table.

Noise formulae can also contain observable parameter overrides, which are
described under ``observableFormula`` in this table. An example is when an
observable formula contains an override, and a proportional noise model is
used, which means the observable formula also appears in the noise formula.

- ``noiseDistribution`` [STRING: 'normal' or 'laplace', OPTIONAL]

Assumed noise distribution for the given measurement. Only normally or
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