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It's confusing which dataset is stored -- .data or .data_original. It's much simpler to have a single dataframe for the user to itneract with, and then they'll know for sure which one gets saved. Right now, for study.expression, study.expression.data_original gets saved when you do study.save() but study.metadata.data does for metadata... it's confusing and easier to just assume the user has filtered their data exactly how they want already.
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It's confusing which dataset is stored --
.data
or.data_original
. It's much simpler to have a single dataframe for the user to itneract with, and then they'll know for sure which one gets saved. Right now, forstudy.expression
,study.expression.data_original
gets saved when you dostudy.save()
butstudy.metadata.data
does for metadata... it's confusing and easier to just assume the user has filtered their data exactly how they want already.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: