Try using titers with values below threshold #1107
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Attempts to include more titer data into models by detecting measurement values that are below a given threshold (e.g., "<40") and converting those values to a reasonable numerical value that is one two-fold dilution value less than the threshold (e.g., 20, in the example above). This change allows us to at least include these values in our titer models and the measurements panel, so we have a complete picture of all the data available. If this general approach makes sense, we might consider a similar approach for values _above_ a given threshold, too.
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Superseded by #1118. |
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Attempts to include more titer data into models by detecting measurement values that are below a given threshold (e.g., "<40") and converting those values to a reasonable numerical value that is one two-fold dilution value less than the threshold (e.g., 20, in the example above). This change allows us to at least include these values in our titer models and the measurements panel, so we have a complete picture of all the data available. If this general approach makes sense, we might consider a similar approach for values above a given threshold, too.
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