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The current implementation of a subgroup name from cohort subset definition is to create a long title based on cohortID, the start end windows, and other attributes. This leads to extremely long titles that actually don't have 'searchable' text.
Example: you made a subset def to find prior Hypertension within 30d. That should be the subgruop name: 'prior hypertension within 30d'. Or even just 'prior hypertension' if the days do not need to be displayed in the name.
There was a feature added to override the default behavior with putting the fully specified subgroup def in the name. This issue is to remove that behavior (tho, creating a descritpion of the subgroup is something that is useful, just not for use in naming the cohort). Ie: we should never have the print friendly text used as the default cohort name for the subgroup.
To illustrate this:
The cohort names presented in this plot are not effective.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The current implementation of a subgroup name from cohort subset definition is to create a long title based on cohortID, the start end windows, and other attributes. This leads to extremely long titles that actually don't have 'searchable' text.
Example: you made a subset def to find prior Hypertension within 30d. That should be the subgruop name: 'prior hypertension within 30d'. Or even just 'prior hypertension' if the days do not need to be displayed in the name.
There was a feature added to override the default behavior with putting the fully specified subgroup def in the name. This issue is to remove that behavior (tho, creating a descritpion of the subgroup is something that is useful, just not for use in naming the cohort). Ie: we should never have the print friendly text used as the default cohort name for the subgroup.
To illustrate this:
The cohort names presented in this plot are not effective.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: