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Introduction to Datasets: How to Connect your Experiments Results to your Samples
Introduction to Datasets: How to Connect your Experiments Results to your Samples

A great tool to get an overview of all data collected on a specific item

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Written by Gal Hasse
Updated over a week ago

You can now connect your experimental results directly to your inventory items, using the new 'Datasets' module. With Datasets users can link the outcome of experiments to the samples (items) from the inventory module, allowing users to view the actual results in the items's page and have the option to compare results of different experiments. Datasets also allow users to perform searches based on the data and group together desired results from different origins to help in big analyses.

So, what exactly is a dataset?

A dataset in Labguru is a set of experimental results on which you can run an analysis and establish a theory. Data files in the form of Excel or text that are added to experiments pages, can be turned into datasets. Labguru will find within the data file all the items that exists in your inventory and will create a new entry in that item's page with the relevant data from the file.

In the item's page, under 'Datasets' tab you will see all the places where this item appeared in any data file that was added as a dataset. On the right side of each row there will be a link to the dataset itself.

In the dataset page you'll see a presentation of the data file you have uploaded. The dataset takes the first row as it's headers.

Each row in the dataset is called vector.

Each cell is called data-point.

You can also search through all datasets in the account by clicking on one of the data-points. Labguru will find all the locations where this data-point appears and will present it in a new page with all similar points found with and their vectors. If the data-point you clicked on is an item in your inventory, you'll be able to go directly to the item's page, by clicking on its name (as shown in the image below).

You can view the list of all your datasets in the 'Datasets' page under 'Knowledgebase' tab.


Learn how to add new datasets to your Labguru account in this guide.
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