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Currently if I fetch a dataset object like dso = client.get_dataset(ds)["dataset"] then returned dataset object has two lists property_ids and configuration_set_ids. This create a potential mismatch where Configurations might not match property_ids. Hence it would be useful if dataset object also has a flattened configuration_ids object with bijective ordering to property_ids.
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Currently if I fetch a dataset object like
dso = client.get_dataset(ds)["dataset"]
then returned dataset object has two listsproperty_ids
andconfiguration_set_ids
. This create a potential mismatch where Configurations might not match property_ids. Hence it would be useful if dataset object also has a flattenedconfiguration_ids
object with bijective ordering toproperty_ids
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: