Closed marcosfelt closed 1 year ago
Hey @marcosfelt, I've started working on this issue. The plan is to add a new column "reaction_id" to the DataFrame in the Cleaner
class. This column will serve as a unique identifier for each reaction and will be preserved throughout the cleaning process. Give me a minute!
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Hey @marcosfelt, I've started working on this issue. The plan is to add a new column "reaction_id" to the DataFrame in the Cleaner
class. This column will serve as a unique identifier for each reaction and will be preserved throughout the cleaning process. Hang tight, I'll have this sorted out in a jiffy!
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Hey @marcosfelt, I've started working on this issue. The plan is to add a unique identifier for each reaction in the DataFrame during the cleaning process. This will be done by adding a new column "reaction_id" to the DataFrame right after merging all the data. I'll ensure that this identifier is maintained throughout the cleaning process. Give me a minute!
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Hey @marcosfelt, I've started working on this issue. The plan is to add a new column "reaction_id" to the dataframe in the Cleaner
class. This column will serve as a unique identifier for each reaction and will be maintained throughout the cleaning process. I'll get this done right away. Give me a minute!
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In
orderly/clean/cleaner.py
, we currently do not store unique identifiers of the reactions from the original dataset.. We'd like to add unique identifiers that are kept throughout theCleaner
, so the final dataframe has these identifiers. Ideally this would be a column with the name "reaction_id" that is added before cleaning starts and is maintained through to the final dataset.