Closed alex-r-bigelow closed 7 months ago
Hi Alex,
Thanks for making this issue. It seems like this is an issue in the gray area between Multinet and UpSet.
I tried uploading the dataset you provided, and got the same problem. However, I noticed that your dataset has empty cells to represent 0
. My understanding is that this isn't currently supported in Multinet. After I added values (0
) to the empty cells, I was able to get the provided dataset to load in Upset. *Note: I tested this with both primary_key
and string
for the committee id column, both worked.
Here is the updated csv: committeeSets_100rows_updated.csv
Here is a screenshot of that Upset plot:
This is something we should probably either support or warn users about. Whether this is something that should happen in Upset or Multinet is open for discussion. I'll talk to @JackWilb and open a new issue in the relevant repository.
Feel free to re-open this issue if you run into related problems.
Hi all!
Not sure if this kind of report is useful—or if this is even the right place—but I was playing around with Multinet and seem to hit this error anytime I try to visualize a file with UpSet:
An example file to reproduce the error—I picked primary key for the first column, and boolean for the rest:
committeeSets_100rows.csv
In case it's relevant, my use case is trying to use UpSet to figure out whether there is a natural class hierarchy in Federal Election Commission data, trying to accomplish tasks like "If all Party Committees are also PACs, I want to model those as a
subClassOf
PAC, instead of asubClassOf
Committee:"