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I am trying to load an fcsv file which has some "jumbled" ordering of AFIDs (i.e., AFID 19 placed at 4th position but still contains the correct label). The load method seems to fail due to that (see attached screenshot). Perhaps creating a load method with some agnostic features to the loaded file may be a good thing to include.
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If I'm understanding correctly, it had label 19, and desc Genu of CC, but because it wasn't the 19th row in the FCSV, the load method failed. I think it would make sense to support that case.
Just out of curiosity, @ataha24, was this installed via pip or was this a local install? If this was pip, it would be using v0.1.0 instead of the v0.2.0-pre-15.
I might be misremembering, but I didn't think it was using the rows to validate, and was using the label provided. As Tristan had mentioned, it would be good to post the FCSV in question so we can do a more in depth debug.
I editted the previous comment with a bit more detail, but just to reiterate, if you could post (or send) the fcsv in question, we can do a more in depth debug.
I am trying to load an fcsv file which has some "jumbled" ordering of AFIDs (i.e., AFID 19 placed at 4th position but still contains the correct label). The load method seems to fail due to that (see attached screenshot). Perhaps creating a load method with some agnostic features to the loaded file may be a good thing to include.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: