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What does 'OP' stand for in cond_ops #55

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Tianchen627 opened this issue Jan 11, 2020 · 3 comments
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What does 'OP' stand for in cond_ops #55

Tianchen627 opened this issue Jan 11, 2020 · 3 comments

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@Tianchen627
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cond_ops = ['=', '>', '<', 'OP']
And I can't find any 'OP' in dataset as index 3 using regex [[0-9], 3,.*?]

@ruizcrp
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ruizcrp commented Apr 13, 2021

We were having the same question. It is nowhere defined. We also looked for it, and could not find any case. I guess it is reserved for a future more complex use/dataset?

@amartinson193
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Glad I'm not alone wondering this, I also searched in VS code using CTRL + F and regex: "conds": [[[0-9], 3. Not to be found in any of the jsonl files

@chenshentemple
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Same question, if "OP" means other operators or generic operators, the logic form metric and sql execution will have concerns.

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