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Gap between the data displayed in the statistics window and the data reflected in CAS (real numbers)
Describe the bug
There is sometimes an unexplained jump in the number of tags during tagging. This led us to check the data in the CAS object itself and it appears that there is a significant gap between the numbers.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior - I'm not sure about the specific reason but these are our steps
- First, the user opens a document and annotates data.
- Then, open the statistic panel and see how the layer tags sum is changed.
- Export the data.
- Read the appropriate tags and count the per user.
- The result in 2 and 4 do not match.
Expected behavior
The amounts and numbers are the same in statistics and in the backup files.
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Environment
Version and build ID: 23.0.1 Operating system: e.g. Windows Browser: e.g. Chrome
Additional context
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What kind of jump do you experience? Does only a single number jump or do they jump across the board? What order of magnitude are the jumps? If you retry calculating the stats a moment later, do they come down again? How do you keep watch on the numbers during annotation?
What kind of jump do you experience? Does only a single number jump or do they jump across the board? What order of magnitude are the jumps? If you retry calculating the stats a moment later, do they come down again? How do you keep watch on the numbers during annotation?
Hello, Thanks so much for your help. The number jump is random, at least as we can see. At the beginning, the jump was quite small each time (about ~30 each time) and it got increasingly larger as we continued annotating. If the jump occurs, it doesn't undo itself if we calculate the stats again a moment later. We don't use the calculator that appears on inception anymore, but rather out of inception using API (I'm not entirely sure how, @yanirmr can elaborate on that matter).
Thank you. Currently, to obtain the real statistics we read the CAS object with CASIS from the XMI output or from the API (using pycaprio)