I would appreciate this. Note that after adding new experimental values to ALL.DAT, some modification should be made to the file with hypotheses, otherwise you may receive useless results. Second, you can change the hypotheses and obtain new values of parameters under your own hypotheses. However, before this I would recommend you to read the paper first. This file is written in the free format.
White space is recognized as the word delimiter.
The file consists from experiments separated by semicolon. Their quantity determines the total number of values in each point. The identifiers themselves are not employed by the program. The number of values to read is equal to the number of names of variables. If there are more values in the field pointN than the number of the names of variables, the extra values are ignored.