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Is it possible to get IN statements into the model lookup soon?
IN
(Bad JSON, but like)
{ "model_type": "smooth", "observed": [ "pathogen": ["all"], "residence_cra_name", "site_type" ] }
This is deeply important for pathogen, but is optional for now on any other field, as it's part of the deployed model definition:
pathogen
incidence-mapper/incidenceMapR/buildModelsForDeployment.R
Line 40 in 8063cfe
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This and spatial_domain are both added now
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Is it possible to get
IN
statements into the model lookup soon?(Bad JSON, but like)
This is deeply important for
pathogen
, but is optional for now on any other field, as it's part of the deployed model definition:incidence-mapper/incidenceMapR/buildModelsForDeployment.R
Line 40 in 8063cfe
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: