When I look at the output of a recent dataset, the flagged column contains:
"flagged":null
"flagged":1.0
"flagged":0.0
I'm curious how "flagged":0.0
occurred?
Thank you,
Cheyanne
When I look at the output of a recent dataset, the flagged column contains:
"flagged":null
"flagged":1.0
"flagged":0.0
I'm curious how "flagged":0.0
occurred?
Thank you,
Cheyanne
Hi @cheyanneb The flagged
parameter in the output is already deprecated, so there's no need to worry about it. You can find this being noted at prodigy db-out --help
.
Previously, this is used to mark certain annotations we want to go back to. Nowadays, the semantics should be similar to the IGNORE option, which you can already find in the answers
key.
@ljvmiranda921 I just tested using the latest version, and I see the following:
"flagged":true
So you should only see flagged
in the output when the flag is checked, and this 0.0, 1.0, null is an artifact of an older version?
Thanks,
Cheyanne
Yes, you're right. When handling the output of db-out
, you should only filter via the answers
key.