Datasets

Choose the datasets you want to work with. The applied selection is your workspace; Dashboard, Query, Analysis, and Pheno-Ranker use that selection.

Load a workspace

1. Open Datasets.
2. Select one or more datasets.
3. Click Apply workspace.
4. Check the patient and assay summaries in Dashboard.

Selected is not loaded

Changing a checkbox does not change the workspace. Pending changes take effect only after Apply workspace succeeds. At least one dataset must remain selected.

Read a dataset card

Cards show the dataset name, available data types, and study design when recorded. Use the legend or hover over an icon for its meaning.

• A single-timepoint icon indicates a cross-sectional study.
• Connected timepoints indicate a longitudinal study.
• Assay icons describe laboratory measurements.
• The imaging icon indicates linked studies or imaging measurements, not whether the viewer is online. Check Dashboard → Imaging for viewer status.

An absent study-design icon means the design was not declared.

If a dataset will not load

Read the message next to the workspace controls. A missing, stale, or failed query store must be prepared in Admin → Data before the dataset can load. Applying a workspace does not rebuild its stores.

A failed switch leaves the previous workspace active. Check the active dataset names before continuing.

Shared Web installations

You see only datasets your account can access. Ask the administrator to prepare a store or grant access. On Desktop, the local owner manages datasets directly. Dataset classification and model-sharing policies apply in both.

Dataset metadata and startup behaviour

The Synthetic longitudinal demo loads at startup. Other datasets load when selected and applied.

Study-design icons use the optional study_design field in the dataset manifest: cross_sectional or longitudinal. Clinical record representation (person or snapshot) does not determine study design.

See study designs, assays and modalities, and dataset configuration.