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Requirements
cfe-lab edited this page Aug 20, 2014
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- there should be an individual plot for each parameter in the InteropSummary table
- AND I WOULD SAY THAT 6 UP SHOULD DO THE JOB
- plot points which fail the Westgard rules should be indicated on the plots by being circled
- BIG HONKING CIRCLES IN RED!
- the start date for runs to be included in the report should be a configurable parameter
- (AND IT LOOKS LIKE WE GAINED CONTROL IN NOVEMBER, SO LETS START FROM THEN FOR NOW)
- means and standard deviations should be calculated from the runs since the start date only
- there should be a list of reagents, and the number of days until they expire (taken from the expiration date of the last used reagent)
- there should be a line at the top of the page with information about the current run
- the mean, median, and standard deviation of each parameter should be displayed in a separate table
- there should be a graph of "Cluster Density", as an absolute number, with horizontal lines at 500 and 1200
- there should be a graph of "Bases passing Q30 cutoffs", as a percentage, including both read 1 and read 2
- the report should indicate if there are any reagents expiring within one month
- the report should indicate if there are any runs for which data is not available
- the cutoff date should be displayed at the top of the page
- parameters which are stored as proportions in the database should be displayed as percentages
- the intensity parameters (INT___*) should be displayed last in the plots and parameter table
- we should use the following Westgard multirules (http://www.westgard.com/mltirule.htm):
- 1x3s ie 1x > 3 sigma (either way)
- 2x2s ie 2x > 2 sigma (consecutively in the same direction)
- 4x1s (ie 4 in a row >1 sigma in same direction)
- R4s (a change from <-2 sigma to >2 sigma, or vice versa)
- 10x (10 or more consecutive results on one side of the mean value)
- we should also have a footnote that provides the names of the five rules being used, as well as the absolute tolerances
- emphasis that this needs to be a footnote, at the BOTTOM of the page
- we should display the ± 1 sigma in dotted light green, the ± 2 sigma in dotted yellow and the ±3 sigma as a solid red line