Releases: uc-cdis/covid19-tools
Releases · uc-cdis/covid19-tools
Fix ncbi_manifest ETL
- Only get index data from sra manifest
- Move country_region and continent from summary location node to sample node
- Fix file extension
- Submit virus sequence contig taxonomy data
Add Bayes model workflow, X-ray notebooks, fix CTP ETL
Release Notes
For: uc-cdis/covid19-tools
Notes since tag: 4.4.5
Notes to tag/commit: 4.5.0
Generated: 2020-12-07
Improvements
- Fix CTP ETL N/A handling, update to new URL, improve error handling (#153)
- Modify text for DarkCovid Jupyter notebook (#151)
- Modify text of DarkNet Binary Jupyter notebook. (#150)
- Notebook is reviewed by Kyle and Gina (#146)
New Features
- Add Bayes model Mariner workflow as an ETL that can be run on a cronjob
(#142) - Add two notebooks -- binary classification and three classes classification
by Covid DarkNet using x-ray datasets (#146)
Dependency Updates
- Peregrine.py python code for data query and download (#146)
ETL for NCBI
Feat/ncbi manifest (#147) * feat(ncbi_manifest): add ncbi_manifest module * fixup * chore(log): more log * chore(code): rename funtion * feat(update_release): update the last release date * fixup * chore(logs): more logs * feat(retry): retry logic * feat(retry): retry * chore(logs): more logs * fix(exception): handle TimeoutError * fixup * fixup * fix(session): use single session only * feat(session): use single session only * fix(continent): fix continent enum value * fixup * feat(last_submission): update project last submission * fix(indent): fix indent * chore(refactor): refactor and fix indent error * chore(code): refactor * fix(doc): fix readme * fixup
Improve Simulation Graph Readability
Use every other week as date label, not every week.
4.4.3
Move fields to socio demographic
Move fields to socio demographic
4.4.1
4.4.0
US/Canada recovered counts
Release Notes
For: uc-cdis/covid19-tools
Notes since tag: 4.2.2
Notes to tag/commit: 4.3.0
Generated: 2020-10-13
New Features
- Make global country recovered counts available for US and Canada (#127)
Improvements
- When the original global count provided in the dataset is greater than the
aggregated count we calculated, use the original (#127)