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However, NAS does not have a female subgroup, so due to the fact that female subgroup was chosen as the starting point for your renaming schema, you'll notice that male portion has NA in domain field for NAS study.
Using the files in ./reports/correlation-3/table-data, please edit the file ,/reports/correaltion-3/rename-domains-pulmonary.csv to add how you would like the domains in NAS to be re-categoried. You can either edit the file in Excel and then push (makes sure you preserve csv format) or feel free to download it, edit and send it over email. either if fine.
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@andkov - thanks - good start - I'll fix male/NAS.
Issue: I think we need to break memory into two parts because otherwise the immediate and delayed measures (etc.) get all jumbled up since it prioritizes sorting by study. And because it is a rather long list. Do I need to type this, or can you tell from the email I sent Sean regarding "Immediate memory" vs "Delayed and Working memory"
@andkov ..."immediate memory" doesn't work since then recognition is left out, so I just left it as "memory".
Could change it to "immediate and recognition memory", or could simply drop the recognition measures (there are only two and they are quite different from one another). Oddly, I did not make notes on these from the seed reports. Not sure how I missed them.
@ampiccinin , I see an email on Wed 2017-01-25 5:23 PM where you mention this, but don't see the listing on how you want to divide them. Would you mind replacing these labels in ,/reports/correaltion-3/rename-domains-pulmonary.csv so that I avoid guessing? Just replace "memory" by whatever labels you see appropriate.
Alternatively, please forward to me the email where you do list them, i wonder if I just missed it somehow.
@ampiccinin , i have added the script to rename the domain in pulmonary-cog track according to the schema you've sent over email. Please see the updated correlation reports for pulmonary at https://github.com/IALSA/IALSA-2015-Portland/tree/master/projects/pulmonary-cognitive (full and focus)
However, NAS does not have a
female
subgroup, so due to the fact thatfemale
subgroup was chosen as the starting point for your renaming schema, you'll notice thatmale
portion hasNA
in domain field for NAS study.Using the files in ./reports/correlation-3/table-data, please edit the file ,/reports/correaltion-3/rename-domains-pulmonary.csv to add how you would like the domains in NAS to be re-categoried. You can either edit the file in Excel and then push (makes sure you preserve csv format) or feel free to download it, edit and send it over email. either if fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: