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In the accompanying paper it is indicated that a column titled sequence_available contains the following: "If there was a genomic sequence available the accession number is inserted here."
Indeed, in the input for the sequence_available column is next to the source column and it seems like a bunch of contributors reported the source in the wrong column :-(
I see just a few relevant sequence_available entries, for example "yes, BetaCoV/Mexico/CDMX/InDRE_01/2020"
@tbrewer-healthmap can we ask contributors to cleanup the sheets? most of it is just moving stuff from sequence_available to source.
It might be worth adding that given the nature of the data collection process (i.e. data input from official and unofficial epidemiological reports), the information on the sequence_available column is limited. I wouldn't recommend using our repository as an exhaustive source for metadata on the GISAID sequences for the time being, but we should discuss this further @tbrewer-healthmap@Mougk .
Thanks for drawing our attention to this @tyden46 .
In the accompanying paper it is indicated that a column titled
sequence_available
contains the following: "If there was a genomic sequence available the accession number is inserted here."However, in the current iteration of the table available here: https://github.com/beoutbreakprepared/nCoV2019/tree/master/latest_data the "sequence_available" column contains links to various news articles, government tracking pages, tweets etc. and doesn't have any GISAID or GenBank accession IDs.
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