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tm_g_heat_bygrade #2
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@hey59 would you have time to look into this today? Provenance:
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Thanks for bringing up this issue and thanks for the tag! I believe this is due to the different data being produced in the preprocessing step and the Here's a modified version of your code that runs with no issue (although including 400 subjects makes the heatmap very busy)
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Hi @hey59 and @kpagacz , I was checking this earlier and I noticed that Konrad is trying to include this module in the osprey sample app. By doing the Provenance:
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My understanding is that, because the data in the example are randomly generated, not every record in ADAE has a corresponding AVISIT found in ADEX. For example, for subject 23, in ADAE and in ADEX The algorithm of matching appropriate AVISIT for ADAE is to match the Provenance:
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Thanks for the explanation @hey59! I think the case you describe is not just limited to the random data and can happen very often with real data too due to data entry errors and missed visits, etc. So re-defining visits across domains is very tricky to do. Since it's likely that this module is used in an app with other modules that use ADAE data, the algorithm for deriving AVISIT should modify the number of ADAE records. This probably requires a little more work in the module itself so for now I will block issue to be addressed in the future. Provenance:
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The example does not work when changing the data to cached = TRUE.
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NEST/agile-R/issues/1756 becomes incredibly tricky for me.
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