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Roadmap: Integrate HaploBlocker into Database objects #23
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…ries in persistent memory. Tests still broken.
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…ample_graph with factory_input.gfa file written by hand. build_from_test_slices() converted for quick test declarations. GraphTest shows GFA file and slices declaration are the same.
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…. Getters for .specimens, .upstream, .downstream. Now comes the harder work of thinking through the algorithm in database terms.
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…s can visit Nodes from any zoom layer. There is one path per accession per zoom layer. Paths and nodes contain links to their parent/child summaries.
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…he code. But zoom filtering is becoming cumbersome.
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…nvenience. WIP: Converting all tests and code to database queries. GraphTest now passing.
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Followup #19.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o_IWThHWK4qyyXk3-X4rZ2KJNGTbf-pPCRhzVmnQ1Xg/edit#
Much of haplonetwork.py needs to be rewritten to use Graph.models objects. Strand support could come at the same time or as a separate step.
Haplonetwork.py should use Graph.Node.
What does downstream mean in a graph context?
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