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save a single .h5 file with all summary objects #179

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zduey opened this issue Apr 2, 2018 · 3 comments
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save a single .h5 file with all summary objects #179

zduey opened this issue Apr 2, 2018 · 3 comments

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zduey commented Apr 2, 2018

Generating a report currently produces a handful of .h5 files containing data about the session that can be used for analysis or generating reports. Since a session is the basic unit of analysis, it would make sense to save all of these as a single file so that analysts/etc. do not need to manually load multiple files and potentially do merging on the analysis end.

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mivade commented Apr 2, 2018

I think you mean you want to use the "bundling" in traitschema 1.2. This just uses whatever format for individual Schema subclass instances and then zips them together (which was a lot easier than figuring out how to combine things into a single HDF5 or whatever file).

@zduey zduey added this to the 2.1.10 milestone Apr 6, 2018
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zduey commented Apr 12, 2018

After looking at it more, the way to do this is to do away with separate math, session, and classifier summary objects. Instead, there should just be a single session summary object that contains all of the necessary information for producing the report plots and doing post-hoc analysis

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zduey commented Apr 18, 2018

From talking with other end-users, it's not such a problem to keep classifier summary separate from session summary. However, it would make sense to fold the math summary into the session summary

@mivade mivade removed this from the 2.1.10 milestone Jun 21, 2018
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