Unable to access Health Prediction feature to ambiguous input requirements

[Mahesh1772]

While adding only the add date to health section of the application, user is required to add an end date before the following entry. But the syntax for that has not been given. User predictive input syntax results in errors being displayed. Tried correct dates which fall after the added start date, yet no positive outcome.

Due to this, user is not able to input newer entries to health and is unable to access the prediction part of the application.

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Team's Response

1. "While adding only the add date to health section of the application, user is required to add an end date before the following entry. But the syntax for that has not been given."

• It has been stated in the UG on how to add an end date to an existing period entry.

2. "User predictive input syntax results in errors being displayed."

• An error was displayed due to the fact that there were less than 4 period inputs for PulsePilot to make a prediction :)

3. "Tried correct dates which fall after the added start date, yet no positive outcome."

• The period entry with start date "09-06-2022" did not have an end date. Therefore, user is unable to add in any other period inputs.

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• [x] I disagree

Reason for disagreement: After delving deeper into the commands, I've gained a better understanding of their functionality. However, upon initial inspection, the instructions lack clarity regarding their operation. The phrase "use the command...." presents ambiguity since there are two types of commands for adding period cycles: one with an intact end date and one without. Consequently, it remains uncertain which type this instruction refers to.

Furthermore, the absence of a clear example exacerbates the issue, leaving users puzzled when attempting to replicate the process.

During testing, it became apparent that the prediction feature failed to function due to the requirement of four inputs. However, since no clear information or examples were provided for this distinct feature, which evidently differs from others, my concern persists.

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