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This error was reported at: MIT-LCP/physionet#114. It seems to be an issue with WFDB rather than the dataset itself.
From a quick look, I assume the problem has something to do with the fact that there are no waveforms in the folder (just numerics). Steps to reproduce:
Hey @tompollard , it appears like WFDB is trying to look for a file called 3000031.hea when instead it is called 3000031n.hea. It looks like WFDB needs to explicitly determine the file names instead of doing it implicitly as in this case.
Each recording comprises two records (a waveform record and a matching numerics record) in a single record directory (“folder”) with the name of the record.
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The numerics records (designated by the letter n appended to the record name) are not divided into segments, since the storage savings that would be achieved by doing so would be relatively little.
Hey @tompollard, I am running this locally and no error has happened so far which means the code now generates the correct nested record list. This appears to have been fixed by both #200 and #205. I'm going to close it now since the stated error here is fixed but will open a new issue if a new one occurs while finishing this command up! Thanks for the assistance!
Attempting to download the
mimic3wdb/30
folder withwfdb.io.dl_database
raises a "resource not found" error for: http://physionet.org/physiobank/database/mimic3wdb/30/3000031/3000031.heaThis error was reported at: MIT-LCP/physionet#114. It seems to be an issue with WFDB rather than the dataset itself.
From a quick look, I assume the problem has something to do with the fact that there are no waveforms in the folder (just numerics). Steps to reproduce:
Error:
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