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It is possible to add an element defaultFlagSource and a FlagSourceColumnId in a workflow, at the module activity level of the validation step. This will dictate which flagSourceColumn (FlagSourceColumnId) will be used to write the flagSources to and what flagSource will be written in case no flag is changed (defaultFlagSource).
The interpolation serial transformation also has the possibility to assign a custom flagSource to a flagSourceColumn for interpolated values.
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<transformation id="interpolation serial linear">
<interpolationSerial>
<linear>
<inputVariable>
<variableId>input</variableId>
</inputVariable>
<maxGapLength>5</maxGapLength>
<outputVariable>
<variableId>output</variableId>
</outputVariable>
<outputComment>outputCommentTest</outputComment>
<outputFlagSource flagSourceColumnId="A" customFlagSourceId="SG" /><outputCustomFlagSourceId>INTP</outputCustomFlagSourceId>
</linear>
</interpolationSerial>
</transformation> |
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The order in which the flagSourceColumns are configured should reflect the sequence of the respective validation steps in the validation process. This order is also used in the timeseriesDisplay - tableview, when the 'Validation Steps' are visualized. Note that the order in the configuration file is from top (first validation step) to bottom (last validation step), in the interface the order is from right (first) to left (last).
The regular 'Validation' column cell for each individual timeseries will get background color that is equal to the configured color of the last validation step that has been performed for that timestep. When a distinctive color is used for a specific validation step that is of interest to the user, it is easy to gauge the progress of validation from the color. This color is also visible as a bar chart under the timeseries graph, and represents the last validation step that has been executed for all timeseries.
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