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Informative Item Object Array Display #140

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vijayiyer05 opened this issue Dec 12, 2021 · 1 comment
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Informative Item Object Array Display #140

vijayiyer05 opened this issue Dec 12, 2021 · 1 comment

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@vijayiyer05
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A more informative object array display would convey information about the degree of homogeneity and heterogeneity across the info struct parameters.

A "collective" info structure could show values where they pass isequal across all array elements and simply show something like <mixed> where the values differ.

Some special info parameters would be:

  • id would always be <mixed>. Perhaps here one might show the first 2 values and an ellipsis.
  • experiment arrays of its constituent 3 ophys session objects should likely get special display treatment

Originally posted by @vijayiyer05 in #108 (comment)

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ehennestad commented Dec 13, 2023

I see that this is still an open issue. I was experimenting a bit, and was thinking that something like this could be informative:

  1×6 Experiment array

    Experiment (958527464) of type "OPHYS_3_images_A" [Data Available]    
    Experiment (956941841) of type "OPHYS_3_images_A" [Download Required]    
    Experiment (957759562) of type "OPHYS_4_images_B" [Download Required]    
    Experiment (958741219) of type "OPHYS_3_images_A" [Download Required]    
    Experiment (959388788) of type "OPHYS_5_images_B_passive" [Download Required]    
    Experiment (960410023) of type "OPHYS_6_images_B" [Download Required]

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