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Add Cohort.load() and Study.load() for reattaching executed results - #294
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this looks great. the only thing missing is the characteristics_table! could you add that the same way that subset_tables_entry/index are recomputed if not written? otherwise looks great!
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Hi! Load for the characteristics table now added. |
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load()points a cohort or study back at the tables a previousexecute()already wrote, without recomputing anything. In a fresh session, re-run the cells that define the study, skipexecute().phenex/core/cohort.py: rebuilds the plan in memory, asks the destination once, records where each step's table lives, fetches only the index table.phenex/core/study.py: load parents before subcohorts, one destination listing per connector, passed down to each cohort.phenex/core/subcohort.py: loads the parent first if needed then subcohorts.phenex/ibis_connect.py:list_dest_tables()added to the Snowflake, DuckDB and Postgres connectors.