The way the filters are set up, only the last known 'reason-for-exclusion' is known for each dataset. To me it makes sense to instead keep track of a set of test results. That way it becomes easier to identify which constraints to relax if you would like a larger study.
I'll go ahead and implement it myself either way, so I will just add a PR when it's done. I opened the issue to see if this was considered, if there are good reasons not to do this and/or if there are any additional related features that make sense to add.
The way the filters are set up, only the last known 'reason-for-exclusion' is known for each dataset. To me it makes sense to instead keep track of a set of test results. That way it becomes easier to identify which constraints to relax if you would like a larger study.
I'll go ahead and implement it myself either way, so I will just add a PR when it's done. I opened the issue to see if this was considered, if there are good reasons not to do this and/or if there are any additional related features that make sense to add.