Let's add a filter by serotype. Serotype is a list and many non-dengue studies don't have serotypes listed. I think the way the filter would work is that it would work like the pathogen filter where every possible value is selected at the start and then you can choose to remove some of them. Studies would stay as a part of the filter if at least one of the serotypes in their list is included in the list in the filter.
If the study doesn't have a serotype (most of the studies) the serotype filter shouldn't affect it at all in my opinion.
It would be neat to (and probably easy?) add this to the analysis table as well I think. We could probably copy our code for Antibodies and also have the pretty colours :)
Blocked by https://github.com/PathoTracker/Pathotracker/issues/105
Let's add a filter by serotype. Serotype is a list and many non-dengue studies don't have serotypes listed. I think the way the filter would work is that it would work like the
pathogen
filter where every possible value is selected at the start and then you can choose to remove some of them. Studies would stay as a part of the filter if at least one of the serotypes in their list is included in the list in the filter.If the study doesn't have a
serotype
(most of the studies) the serotype filter shouldn't affect it at all in my opinion.It would be neat to (and probably easy?) add this to the analysis table as well I think. We could probably copy our code for
Antibodies
and also have the pretty colours :)