Closed dosumis closed 1 year ago
The current behavior is by design.
If there is a manually constructed hierarchy, is there somewhere I can access it? I'm curious to compare where it differs with CL (we have an automated process for this). I'd also be very interested in any record of the rationale for the current structure. Thanks.
See Cell Type Constants in https://github.com/chanzuckerberg/single-cell-data-portal/blob/2505cefa0408cb7b0efd5df75649fbd477fc8fa4/scripts/compute_tissue_and_cell_type_mappings.ipynb. The constants were hand curated by @jahilton and @pablo-gar. Much of the original conversation was either face-to-face or on slack.
@dosumis - did you have further comments or questions? Otherwise, I will close this issue.
No response. Closing.
Describe the bug
Inconsistent use of CL Classification hierarchy to drive search (I'm assuming this is a bug, although I guess it could be a feature)
To Reproduce Here's the CL hierarchy under kidney epithelial cell (courtesy of CellGuide)
Here is a list of collections found by search with 'kidney epithelial cell'
The results do not include collections with datasets annotated with subclasses of 'kidney epithelial cell' e.g.
e.g. https://cellxgene.cziscience.com/collections/bcb61471-2a44-4d00-a0af-ff085512674c
Expected behavior
Search with 'kidney epithelial cell' should return all datasets with annotations to types of 'kidney epithelial cell', e.g. the Lake dataset above.