ENH: filter grants collection for co-PIs of person #26
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- working on fixing cells with data validation
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I think this needs a bit of discussion. I am not too happy about this filter function in the first place. I think it is supposed to return a list of grants that contain a person but it is clujy. We might want to split it up and for example, filter for "all the grants that a person is in" which should return a list of grants. Let's maybe schedule a call for this.
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Sorry I am a bit confused now. Then it seems like your original filter function could already do that? or maybe I am wrong? We could input the |
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no, my original filter is not good, I wonder if this is a good time to fix
it.
…On Wed, Mar 18, 2020 at 4:29 PM longyang ***@***.***> wrote:
Sorry I am a bit confused now. Then it seems like your original filter
function could already do that? or maybe I am wrong? We could input the
names as the person name you want, then the output grants are the grants
includes that person.
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I see. can you write some more detailed words on what you want from this function? inputs and outputs expected. |
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let me think about it and I can give a guidance
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I see. can you write some more detailed words on what you want from this
function? inputs and outputs expected.
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@sbillinge , this PR is to close issue regro#298 that @rohanpok and I worked together. Please review and merge.
We use
co_pisdictionary to record every co-PIs grant amount.