Closed JeremyWesthead closed 9 months ago
If a catalogue has the same multi mutation prediction for multiple drugs, this mutation would be duplicated for each drug. This lead to the outputs producing duplicate entries in the JSON for these mutations. Example JSON snippet:
{ "gene": null, "mutation": "fabG1@I109I&fabG1@c327t", "prediction": "U", "evidence": {} }, { "gene": null, "mutation": "fabG1@F72F&fabG1@c216t", "prediction": "U", "evidence": {} }, { "gene": null, "mutation": "fabG1@I109I&fabG1@c327t", "prediction": "U", "evidence": {} }, { "gene": null, "mutation": "fabG1@F72F&fabG1@c216t", "prediction": "U", "evidence": {} },
This should simply fix this by treating the multi mutations from the catalogue as a set before fetching them from the genome
If a catalogue has the same multi mutation prediction for multiple drugs, this mutation would be duplicated for each drug. This lead to the outputs producing duplicate entries in the JSON for these mutations. Example JSON snippet:
This should simply fix this by treating the multi mutations from the catalogue as a set before fetching them from the genome