Open ghost opened 8 years ago
Turns out, that when multiple identical character states are presented (like in image) depending on WHICH particular option is chosen, resolves to a particular taxa.
*would be supercool to fix this by showing a count next to the character state ( surface_sculpture of ip)
Would you want the count of taxa overall or the count of taxa remaining that have the specific character state?
Consider name "Identification Tool" and replace page header text with New page text suggestion: "The Identification Tool is an interactive multi-access key which provides an identification "from taxon-character matrices, using an information entropy based method which treats character polymorphisms gracefully. It consists of the following steps: You are at: Create Input
Define Task [possibly select taxon level (eg. species (vs. family/genus]
Output: Identification
Need to be able to choose at which level to resolve identification (eg. species/subspecies)
(this may change what characters are considered useful/useless)
Other notes:
duplicate character states presented (eg. Chose all taxa and all characters) results in duplicate choices in "shape of margin" (same option presented twice) - or even more times, with the hymenoptera example it looks more like the character state is displayed for every taxa, even when identical. _would be supercool to fix this by showing a count next to the character state ( surface_sculpture of ip) _ eg. instead of smooth glassy smooth roughened dorsally roughened glassy smooth
You would do, smooth (3) glassy (2) roughened dorsally roughened
(also, "arrangement of drupe" options = "not" (parse error?)