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Algorithm curationSee also: Curation |
The Algorithm Curator is one of the five ways that you control how information is funneled to the client report.
The Algorithm Dataset Screen
Like the Genomic Curator and Protocol Curator, the Algorithm Curator allows you to create and save multiple versions of saved selections. These are known as 'datasets.' Datasets can be designed to encapsule certain types of data --such as a dataset titled 'Detox' which might include only detoxification related genes, or simply datasets that reflect different priorities from visit to visit. Normally Opus 23 Pro will create a default genomic dataset titled 'Algorithm Dataset #1' for the client when you initially upload their data.
You can add new datasets to the client's collection by clicking the 'Create New Algorithm Dataset' link. To edit the name of the dataset, or to change which dataset is the default (the dataset that will be sent on to the client report), click the 'Edit' link To select a dataset to load into the Algorithm Curator app, click its title. This will launch the Algorithm Curator and load that dataset's selections.
The Algorithm Curator app presents all algorithms available for the client. Like many Opus 23 Pro apps, it is designed as a sortable, searchable table. If you are working in the active dataset, you'll see an icon that says "Current Report Dataset.' To tag an algorithm for inclusion in the current dataset, tick the 'Curate' checkbox. When you've made all you selections, press the 'Save Algorithm Dataset' button to save your selections. Press the 'Clear Dataset' button to clear all selections on all pages.
Adding Algorithms to the Algorithm Curator via Pop-Up
You can add an algorithm to the Algorithm Curator 'on the fly' from any algorithm pop-up window or LUMEN screen. A symbol next to the algorithm name will either say 'ADD UNCURATED' or "CURATED", depending on whether the algorithm has been added to the active curation dataset (i.e the set of algorithms that will be sent on to the client report.) Click on the appropriate icon to add or delete the algorithm from the current curation dataset.
 
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