Closed pconesa closed 12 years ago
Hey Pablo,
I'll need to write some sample code to do this since although I know the process one has to go through to get it, I don't know all of the intricacies off hand. I think we'd just need to get the material associated with the sample and then get the properties attached to it.
Eamonn
From @pconesa
// Loop through the assay results for (AssayResult ar:study.getAssayResults()){ //Get sample name String sampleName = ar.getAssays().iterator().next().getMaterial().getName(); // If we do not have this sample name in the map if (sampleName != null && !sampleNameToUnitName.containsKey(sampleName)){ String dimensionName=""; // For each factor value in Data item for (FactorValue fv:ar.getData().getFactorValues()){ String value=""; // Add the new value if (!(fv.getUnit() == null)){ value = fv.getValue() + " " + fv.getUnit().getValue(); } else { value = fv.getValue(); } // Concatenate the factor value dimensionName = dimensionName.concat(" - " + value); } // Clean first "-" dimensionName = dimensionName.replaceFirst(" - ", ""); // Add an item to the samples map sampleNameToUnitName.put(sampleName, dimensionName); // If we don't have this dimension.. if (!dimensions.containsKey(dimensionName)) { // Add a dimension ParallelCoordinatesDimension dim = new ParallelCoordinatesDimension("d" + dimensions.size()+1, dimensionName, ""); dimensions.put(dimensionName, dim); } } // If sampleName } // For each assayr
Hi!
Having a sample name (String), and a study object......how can I find what factors values has this sample associated?
Cheers!