Settings

Here’s a list of settings specific to covid-ht, for Django settings reffer here.

DATA_PRIVACY_MODE

Default: True

Enables / Disables the Data Privacy Mode: data is only shown to registered users (see Data Privacy).

CHTUID

Default: cHT00

Covid-HT Unique IDentifier - a case-sensitive 5 characters alphanumeric string that will identify the instance in network (see Networking).

CHTUID_USE_IN_CLASSIFICATION

Default: True

Whether to use the CHTUID as a categorical variable in the Internal Classifier. Switching requires perfoming inference on the classifier (see Data Model).

EXAMPLE_DATA_V2

Default: True

Whether generate example data on migrations when creating the database and alert the existance in the HTML front-end (see Example Data).

EXAMPLE_DATA_SIZE

Default: 1000

Size of the dataset generated in the example data - either by migrations or the example_data django-admin command (see Example Data).

CLINICAL_FIELDS_MIN_NUM_SUBMIT

Default: 6

Minimum number of clinical fields (main or conversion) required for the Classification service. (see Internal Classifiers).

DATA_INPUT_FORM_FIELDS

Default: [ <list_of_all_fields> ]

Fields to be used in the data input form in the HTML front-end. Should be adjusted according to the output of your equipment.

DATA_CLASSIFICATION_FORM_FIELDS

Default: __all__

Fields to be used in the data classification form in the HTML front-end (home).

GRAPHING

Default: True

Enable graph generation for the classification service (see Graphing).

GRAPHING_FIELDS

Default: ["rbc", "wbc", "hgb", "lymp"]

Fields to be used in the graph generation.

GRAPHING_DATASET

Default: True

Whether to show or not the dataset in the generated graphs.

GRAPHING_COND_DEC_FUNCTION

Default: True

Whether to show or not the Conditional Decision Function of the internal classifier in the generated graphs.

Warning

This is computational expensive, see Graphing.

GRAPHING_MESH_STEPS

Default: 200

Amount of steps to be used when generating the mesh in which the Conditional Decision Function will be evaluated. Lower values will decrease the computational cost of including the Conditional Decision Function in the graphs at the expense of precision.