Closed ericaVoss closed 8 years ago
Also, for DBs that only have procedure claims records that are considered measurements (e.g. CPT4 '85025-Blood count; complete (CBC), automated (Hgb, Hct, RBC, WBC and platelet count) and automated differential WBC count`), this error will fire. May it make sense to do something that includes looking at the type of record that is coming across?
In the StudySandbox, there is a data quality study that will collect from multiple sites this number and threshold will be decided based upon this analysis.
I am hoping J&J will participate.
The actual number is in the new table achilles_results_derived. Once you re-run achilles on datasets, the data for such DQ study will be available. I plan to add many other similar measures for which we will deside some general population range. I am also suggesting some dataset metadata that designate a datset as general population.
On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 5:41 PM, ericaVoss notifications@github.com wrote:
@vojtechhuser https://github.com/vojtechhuser,
Hey, just ran the ACHILLES and got this error:
WARNING: percentage of non-numerical measurement records exceeds general population threshold
I see you hard coded to 80%. Where did that come from? When you say "general population threshold" it sounds like you compared against other DBs.
Either way, it may be nicer to say "WARNING: percentage of non-numerical measurement records exceeds 80%"
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Patrick suggested to have new type of output (NOTIFICATION) . So this was changed to notification.
@vojtechhuser,
Hey, just ran the ACHILLES and got this error:
WARNING: percentage of non-numerical measurement records exceeds general population threshold
I see you hard coded to 80%. Where did that come from? When you say "general population threshold" it sounds like you compared against other DBs.
Either way, it may be nicer to say "WARNING: percentage of non-numerical measurement records exceeds 80%"