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I've been trying to extend the CTF by processing the output of EffectEstimate (and its surrounding classes), and I notice pd.Series is used for each value and cis.
As far as I can tell though, there's no instance of EffectEstimate in the CTF where multiple values are used in the same Series attribute here - I'm not even sure what that would mean.
Is there some situation where multiple values would be used by the same EffectEstimate? Or am I missing something about the way the class is used that justifies the use of pd.Series here? /genq
(if this is actually not a needed/intended part of the system structure then I'd also like to know that)
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I've been trying to extend the CTF by processing the output of
EffectEstimate(and its surrounding classes), and I notice pd.Series is used for eachvalueandcis.As far as I can tell though, there's no instance of
EffectEstimatein the CTF where multiple values are used in the same Series attribute here - I'm not even sure what that would mean.Is there some situation where multiple
values would be used by the sameEffectEstimate? Or am I missing something about the way the class is used that justifies the use ofpd.Serieshere? /genq(if this is actually not a needed/intended part of the system structure then I'd also like to know that)
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