From Josh -
The number of unique stream-release_id’s in the release file (1874) is greater than the number of unique stream-release_id’s in the recapture file (1791). Recall we have to concatenate stream and release_id fields so that each efficiency trial has a unique ID across streams (no problem here). The fact that there are more unique stream-release_id’s in the release file might indicate that some releases with zero recaptures were not included in recapture_summary.csv. For now, I could exclude any of the records in release_summary.csv without a matching record in the recapture_summary.csv. However there are a few other issues (see below) so I will stick with old database for no.
From Josh - The number of unique stream-release_id’s in the release file (1874) is greater than the number of unique stream-release_id’s in the recapture file (1791). Recall we have to concatenate stream and release_id fields so that each efficiency trial has a unique ID across streams (no problem here). The fact that there are more unique stream-release_id’s in the release file might indicate that some releases with zero recaptures were not included in recapture_summary.csv. For now, I could exclude any of the records in release_summary.csv without a matching record in the recapture_summary.csv. However there are a few other issues (see below) so I will stick with old database for no.