Parameter import doesn't always work. (To discuss): UI feedback December 2022

[amc1999]

Please send us an example.

[rochellegarner]

Hi @amc1999 and @openmpp-org, just following up on this item, as we continue to have challenges with importing parameters. As an example, I tried to import an updated set of values for breast cancer treatments (customBreastCancerTreatmentCostNoScoSurg) into OncoSim v3.6.1.4 on my work tower. If the new parameter settings are in a file with a different file name, I get the following error messages:

If the filename is exactly the same, I get the following error message:

Perhaps I am doing something wrong? Or is there an error in the program?

[amc1999]

There are 3 options for updating parameter(s):

1. Simple for a small parameters: copy all or some parameter values from clipboard by using Ctrl + V
2. Upload ParameterName.csv file, file name has to be exactly the same as parameter name, for example: AgeBaselinePrge1.csv

3. Upload new input scenario .zip with parameter(s) CSV files.

• it has to .zip file named as: ModelName.set.ScenarioName.zip, for example: RiskPaths.set.New.zip
• inside of that .zip it can have:
  • scenario metadata .json file (optional)
  • folder with parameter(s) .csv file(s)
    You can download Default scenario .zip to see a full example of scenario .zip

It is possible to create scenario wit only one single parameter .csv

For example we can create New scenario for RiskPaths model with SimulationCases.csv parameter

• create directory RiskPaths.set.New
• inside of above create directory set.New
• put SimulationCases.csv into RiskPaths.set.New/set.New directory
• make a zip: RiskPaths.set.New.zip
• upload it

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[rochellegarner]

Ok, thanks Anatoly. From the wiki, it appeared to indicated that I could upload a single parameter file, including CSV (OpenM++ wiki (openmpp.org)<https://openmpp.org/wiki/openmpp-wiki.html#Ompp-UI-Upload-Parameter-or-Scenario>) ***@***.*** Are you saying that this isn't, in fact, functional? Thanks Rochelle From: amc1999 ***@***.***> Sent: September 21, 2023 11:57 AM To: openmpp/UI ***@***.***> Cc: Garner, Rochelle (StatCan) ***@***.***>; Comment ***@***.***> Subject: Re: [openmpp/UI] Parameter import doesn't always work. (To discuss): UI feedback December 2022 (Discussion #31) There are two options for updating parameter(s): 1. Simple for a small parameters: copy all or some parameter values from clipboard by using Ctrl + V 2. Upload new input scenario .zip with parameter(s) CSV files. * it has to .zip file named as: ModelName.set.ScenarioName.zip, for example: RiskPaths.set.New.zip * inside of that .zip it can have: * scenario metadata .json file * folder with parameter(s) .csv file(s) You can download Default scenario .zip to see a full example of scenario .zip As it is today you cannot upload something.csv as a parameter. On the other hand, it is possible to create scenario wit only one single parameter .csv For example we can create New scenario for RiskPaths model with SimulationCases.csv parameter * create directory RiskPaths.set.New * inside of above create directory set.New * put SimulationCases.csv into RiskPaths.set.New/set.New directory * make a zip: RiskPaths.set.New.zip * upload it [image]<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29126882/269678212-0a67546e-76fa-47ed-b5e0-a359604bdb3e.png> [image]<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29126882/269678399-1307c3b7-e42f-4838-a717-265900b7c66c.png> [image]<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29126882/269678566-262cae9a-09e3-427f-ac4d-82a781ad9053.png> [image]<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29126882/269678792-052a6079-d4e4-4bc3-abb4-40805f5bf93c.png> - - Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#31 (comment)>, or unsubscribe<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AW6LH6YAFO4MOYVT35JD4X3X3RPVXANCNFSM6AAAAAA4GW2UYM>. You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.******@***.***>>

[amc1999]

Status update: It is look an Excel saving into CSV issue.

Thank you, Rochelle for resolving that problem.
It was not obvious, and it was a time consuming investigation.