Later stage from name

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A file’s name says it is past the point of recording when it has a word such as processed, filtered, stitched or merged in it; instrument software saves such files in its own format too.

later_stage_from_name version 1

• Kind of rule: What files are (classifies). Says what a file or a folder is, by placing it in a class.

• What it concludes: a class

• Reasoning: defeasible. A conclusion is usually right, and is retracted when a rule it names concludes against it.

• What it reads: one file at a time

Is it available in this version?

Yes, the engine runs it. It publishes no conclusion yet: it names nothing that would defeat its conclusions, and a rule of this kind may not publish a conclusion that nothing could retract.

What would defeat it

It names no rule whose conclusion would defeat it.

This rule is named as what would defeat:

• acquisition_stage_from_format

Parameters

Parameter	Shipped value	May be	What it does
theme_kind	"stage"	text	The axis read.
senses	["preprocessed", "intermediate", "processed", "analysis", "pooled", "quantification", "summary", "report", "export", "normalised", "aligned", "filtered", "smoothed", "denoised", "deconvolved", "segmented", "stitched", "cropped", "resized", "downsampled", "upsampled", "projected", "merged", "masked", "thresholded", "binned", "converted", "corrected", "subset", "annotated"]	list of text	The stage senses that place a file past acquisition.
minimum_senses	1	whole number, from 1 to 10	How many distinct later stages the name needs.
minimum_match_quality	"case_folded"	one of exact, case_folded, loose	How firmly a stage word must have matched.