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Currently, we assume that every plate looks something like this:
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
A
0.5304
0.5228
0.5432
0.5385
0.537
0.5416
0.5438
0.5132
0.5088
0.4911
0.4845
0.5109
B
0.2225
0.2332
0.2389
0.2279
0.2284
0.2291
0.2317
0.2057
0.1886
0.196
0.2074
0.2181
C
0.1645
0.1933
0.187
0.194
0.1669
0.2016
0.2007
0.1934
0.1953
0.1942
0.1785
0.189
D
0.0867
0.0904
0.0882
0.0877
0.0861
0.0865
0.0846
0.0849
0.0849
0.0819
0.0756
0.0847
E
0.2056
0.2483
0.2359
0.2145
0.2312
0.2256
0.2408
0.2181
0.2098
0.1919
0.189
0.2187
F
0.1871
0.1858
0.1753
0.1755
0.1941
0.2058
0.1547
0.1894
0.17
0.1523
0.1759
0.1804
G
0.1645
0.1977
0.1867
0.1909
0.1924
0.1928
0.2025
0.1872
0.1857
0.1838
0.1699
0.1832
H
0.1995
0.1424
0.1948
0.183
0.1615
0.1791
0.1565
0.1709
0.1699
0.158
0.1711
0.1759
However, people store plate data in many different formats. In particular, time series data is often stored where each column is a well. The data looks like this:
t
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
0
0.5304
0.5228
0.5432
0.5385
0.537
0.5416
0.5438
0.5132
0.5088
0.4911
0.4845
0.5109
1
0.2225
0.2332
0.2389
0.2279
0.2284
0.2291
0.2317
0.2057
0.1886
0.196
0.2074
0.2181
2
0.1645
0.1933
0.187
0.194
0.1669
0.2016
0.2007
0.1934
0.1953
0.1942
0.1785
0.189
3
0.0867
0.0904
0.0882
0.0877
0.0861
0.0865
0.0846
0.0849
0.0849
0.0819
0.0756
0.0847
4
0.2056
0.2483
0.2359
0.2145
0.2312
0.2256
0.2408
0.2181
0.2098
0.1919
0.189
0.2187
5
0.1871
0.1858
0.1753
0.1755
0.1941
0.2058
0.1547
0.1894
0.17
0.1523
0.1759
0.1804
TODO
Add a new chain which can parse this type of data and returns it in the same format as existing chains
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
nlarusstone
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Handle different plate format options
Handle time series plate data
Oct 20, 2023
Currently, we assume that every plate looks something like this:
However, people store plate data in many different formats. In particular, time series data is often stored where each column is a well. The data looks like this:
TODO
Add a new chain which can parse this type of data and returns it in the same format as existing chains
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: