Closed JakeWags closed 1 year ago
in elementSelectors.ts
, elementSelector
function, intersections
contains incorrect values for the second aggregate ids
. This seems to be where the data is being pulled from when selecting the second aggregate.
The below block is a part of intersections
for degree first aggregation and deviation second aggregation. Note the Agg_Positive
and Agg_Negative
values.
Object { Agg_Degree_1: {…}, Agg_Positive: {…}, Subset_Three: {…}, Subset_Two: {…}, Subset_Four: {…}, Agg_Negative: {…}, Subset_Five: {…}, Agg_Degree_2: {…}, Subset_Two_Seven: {…}, Subset_Three_Five: {…}, … }
Agg_Degree_1: Object { id: "Agg_Degree_1", elementName: "Degree 1", size: 76, … }
Agg_Degree_2: Object { id: "Agg_Degree_2", elementName: "Degree 2", size: 65, … }
Agg_Degree_3: Object { id: "Agg_Degree_3", elementName: "Degree 3", size: 25, … }
Agg_Degree_4: Object { id: "Agg_Degree_4", elementName: "Degree 4", size: 10, … }
Agg_Degree_5: Object { id: "Agg_Degree_5", elementName: "Degree 5", size: 1, … }
Agg_Degree_6: Object { id: "Agg_Degree_6", elementName: "Degree 6", size: 3, … }
Agg_Negative: Object { id: "Agg_Negative", elementName: "Negative", description: "Negative Expected Value", … }
Agg_Positive: Object { id: "Agg_Positive", elementName: "Positive", description: "Positive Expected Value", … }
Subset_Five: Object { id: "Subset_Five", elementName: "Five", size: 2, … }
Subset_Four: Object { id: "Subset_Four", elementName: "Four", size: 7, … }
Subset_Four_Five: Object { id: "Subset_Four_Five", elementName: "Four Five", size: 7, … }
"Subset_Four_Five Six": Object { id: "Subset_Four_Five Six", elementName: "Four Five Six", size: 1, … }
...
When bookmarking a nested aggregate selection, the element number value changes from the correct element count to the incorrect element count which is showing in the query table.
Nested aggregates:
Query selection (pre-bookmark):
Query selection (post-bookmark):
Query Results: Incorrectly displays 1 item
In flattenedRowsOnly
, when nested aggregation is used, there are multiple rows with the same ID in the nested aggregate. For example, if sorting by degree and then deviation, for each degree, there will (likely) be both a positive and negative deviation. Each of these has the respective ID of Agg_Positive
or Agg_Negative
. Since there are duplicates, get(flattenedOnlyRows)
is only returning the Agg_Positive
and Agg_Negative
objects which are the last to occur.
When selecting a nested aggregate, intersectionCountSelector properly pulls the size of the selected row, but the intersection id corresponds to some premade value in intersections, so the value for all nested aggregate rows when selected is the same.