How could we go about this?
1: a match with WORMS. Take all the aphia IDs in our excel document and do a lookup on the species genus etc for all of those
2: For now it is okay to use the classifier's prediction to filter the aphia IDs as long as there is an accept option to copy the classifier's class to a field called verified class. THEN you get auto-populated aphia ID options based on verified class.
3: Change it so that the user gets species options based on verified class rather as well as aphia ID options. If the user selects a genus, the species options are narrowed. If the user picks the species, the aphia ID option is selected. The order should not matter. Central to this is a central_df, which is reactive. The filters applied by each human selection limits the options:
How could we go about this? 1: a match with WORMS. Take all the aphia IDs in our excel document and do a lookup on the species genus etc for all of those 2: For now it is okay to use the classifier's prediction to filter the aphia IDs as long as there is an accept option to copy the classifier's class to a field called verified class. THEN you get auto-populated aphia ID options based on verified class. 3: Change it so that the user gets species options based on verified class rather as well as aphia ID options. If the user selects a genus, the species options are narrowed. If the user picks the species, the aphia ID option is selected. The order should not matter. Central to this is a central_df, which is reactive. The filters applied by each human selection limits the options:
from tkinter import ttk import pandas as pd
class DataFrameApp: def init(self, root): self.root = root self.root.title("Reactive DataFrame Filter")
root = tk.Tk() app = DataFrameApp(root) root.mainloop()