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QC and LOD Summary: legend with all categories, per-measurement QC flags - #52
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Issue #50 (PAD000009): the plot had no legend, its tooltips truncated the category name and showed 5 decimals, and with no WARN/FAIL samples there was no way to tell that those categories were empty. - legend lists every category with count and percentage (1 decimal), including empty ones ("WARN & NPX > LOD: 0 (0.0%)"); tooltips show the full category, count and percentage; x axis gives the total - QC status comes from the per-measurement sample QC flags (Olink assigns them per sample and panel block) when available, instead of each sample's first flag; flags are case-insensitive (Pass/Warning) - failed measurements whose value Olink blanked are counted as "FAIL & no value" instead of disappearing (PAD000002: 492) - measurements without a recognised flag are shown as "No QC flag" PAD000009 is unchanged (80.6% / 19.4%) but now states 0 WARN and 0 FAIL; PAD000001 WARN 5.0% -> 3.3% (block-level); PAD000006 gains a QC split.
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Low Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The summary can undercount measurements or associate QC flags with the wrong measurements for affected datasets. Its help text can also misinterpret an empty category. Resolve these cases before merging unless their input constraints are confirmed and accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Review comments at @src/pyprideap/viz/qc/compute.py:
- Around line 414-418: Update the unflagged-count logic around `unflagged` so
missing measurements with a missing or unrecognized QC flag are included in a
“No QC flag & no value” category and count. Keep the existing above-LOD and
at-or-below-LOD categories for valid unflagged measurements, and ensure the
added count contributes to the measurement total.
- Around line 362-363: Update the QC flag alignment around `flags` and `numeric`
so matching row and assay labels are aligned before counting, rather than
unconditionally replacing both axes. When labels cannot identify measurements,
validate that positional correspondence is correct before proceeding.
- Line 398: Update `_above_lod_matrix` so measured cells without an LOD are not
excluded while the remaining count is labeled “All measurements”; either label
the count and percentages as measurements with LOD or add an explicit “LOD
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- Line 126: Update the report wording for the zero-count “WARN & above LOD”
category so it says no measurement fell in that category, without implying that
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| flags.columns = numeric.columns | ||
| flags.index = numeric.index |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve measurement identity when matching QC flags.
A sample_qc_matrix can have the same shape as numeric but a different row or assay order. Replacing both axes assigns its flags to the wrong measurements. For example, a matrix with columns ["O2", "O1"] assigns the O2 flags to O1. Align matching labels before counting, and validate positional correspondence when labels cannot identify the measurements.
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Review comment at @src/pyprideap/viz/qc/compute.py around lines 362 - 363:
Update the QC flag alignment around `flags` and `numeric` so matching row and
assay labels are aligned before counting, rather than unconditionally replacing
both axes. When labels cannot identify measurements, validate that positional
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| if has_sample_qc: | ||
| qc = _measurement_qc_flags(dataset, numeric) | ||
| if qc is not None: | ||
| valid = numeric.notna() & has_lod |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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#!/bin/bash
# Inspect whether a measured cell can have has_lod=False when other cells have LOD.
fd '^lod\.py$' | while IFS= read -r file; do
ast-grep outline "$file" --match _above_lod_matrix --view expanded
rg -n -C 12 'def _above_lod_matrix|has_lod\s*=' "$file"
doneRepository: PRIDE-Archive/pyprideap
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Account for measured cells without an LOD.
When _above_lod_matrix receives a DataFrame with partial LOD coverage, has_lod is false for measured cells whose LOD value is missing. The QC summary excludes those cells from valid, then labels the remaining count as “All measurements” and calculates percentages from it. Label the result as measurements with LOD, or add an explicit “LOD unavailable” category.
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Review comment at @src/pyprideap/viz/qc/compute.py at line 398:
Update `_above_lod_matrix` so measured cells without an LOD are not excluded
while the remaining count is labeled “All measurements”; either label the count
and percentages as measurements with LOD or add an explicit “LOD unavailable”
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| unflagged = valid & ~qc.isin(["PASS", "WARN", "FAIL"]).fillna(False).astype(bool) | ||
| if unflagged.to_numpy().any(): | ||
| above = int((above_all & unflagged).to_numpy().sum()) | ||
| categories += [f"No QC flag & {unit} > LOD", f"No QC flag & {unit} ≤ LOD"] | ||
| counts += [above, int(unflagged.to_numpy().sum()) - above] |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Count missing values without a recognized QC flag.
unflagged requires valid, so a blank measurement with a missing or unrecognized flag enters neither “No QC flag” nor a “no value” category. If every measurement has this shape, sum(counts) is zero and the function can fall back to sample-level counts. Add a “No QC flag & no value” count so the measurement total remains accurate.
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Review comment at @src/pyprideap/viz/qc/compute.py around lines 414 - 418:
Update the unflagged-count logic around `unflagged` so missing measurements with
a missing or unrecognized QC flag are included in a “No QC flag & no value”
category and count. Keep the existing above-LOD and at-or-below-LOD categories
for valid unflagged measurements, and ensure the added count contributes to the
measurement total.
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| "Every sample–protein measurement, split by its Olink sample QC flag (PASS / WARN / FAIL, " | ||
| "assigned per sample and panel block) and by whether the value is above or below the Limit " | ||
| "of Detection (LOD) used in this report. The legend lists all six categories with their " | ||
| 'counts and percentages, including empty ones: "WARN ... 0 (0.0%)" means no measurement ' |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Describe the empty category, not the entire WARN flag.
A zero-count “WARN & above LOD” category can coexist with WARN measurements at or below LOD. Replace “no measurement was flagged” with “no measurement fell in that category.”
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Review comment at @src/pyprideap/viz/qc/report.py at line 126:
Update the report wording for the zero-count “WARN & above LOD” category so it
says no measurement fell in that category, without implying that no measurements
were flagged WARN overall.
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Closes #50.
The screenshot in #50 is from PAD000009. Its two NPX files give 45,827 of 56,870 measurements PASS & NPX > LOD and 11,043 PASS & NPX ≤ LOD; 11,043 / 56,870 = 19.41797%, the value in the tooltip.
Changes
19.4%, not19.41797%). The x axis gives the total number of measurements.Pass,Warning).Effect
mainQC_Warning)The "Measurements > LOD" row in the summary table excludes measurements that have no value.
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