Closed ritikakundra closed 4 years ago
@ritikakundra this will need more testing in other views like study view and plots tab. How should these views deal with such data? For example:
Maybe @jjgao and @schultzn have an idea for this? I.e. how to plot such samples in this case?
Good point. We could try to write some specially in frontend to handle that, but I don't think it's a high priority.
Maybe for the moment, we can allow them in the validator and ignore < or > in frontend (maybe in API?), so 89 instead of '>89' will be used?
@zhx828 @ersinciftci what do you think?
@jjgao what column of what table are we talking about?
@ersinciftci attr_value
in clinical_sample
and clinical_patient
@jjgao So some subset of the samples in a particular study have for example AGE values like <18
, but other samples in the same study have normal number AGEs like 35
?
public studies with this validation error "Value of numeric attribute is not a real number"
@yichaoS for the UNK, unk
values you can replace these by NA
.
@ersinciftci yes.
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Closing this issue since both the validator and front-end now supports < >.
For deidentification purposes, the portal should not show age or year of birth (any PHI related attribute) pediatric and geriatric cases in the majority of studies. Therefore to capture the data, we modify the age to <18 and >89 (same with year). Validation fails this type of entry due to the datatype being Number. Can this be modified?