Restart program with excluded session(s) gives wrong AHI
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#282 Restart program with excluded session(s) gives wrong AHI
See attached images
A. Four sessions
B. AHI 9.03 on8.05.06 hours OK
C. Exclude all but one session
D. AHI 2.84 on 1.56.01 hours OK
E. Restart program
F. Now shows AHI 11.89 on same 1.56.01 hours Not OK
G. Include all sessions
H. Now AHI 37.75 on 8.05.06 hours Not OK
I. Restart program (workaround)
J. Back to AHI 9.03 OK
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When sessions(s) are excluded and you exit the program, when program starts, the AHI is not calculated correctly. After including all sessions and restart the program again, it's OK.
Edit: Add: Version 0.9.8-1
Windows 7 on Compaq Pesario.
ResMed 10 Autosense
Edit 1/28/16: Please change comments for images D and F to:
D. AHI 2.84 on 1.56.01 hours. NOT OK
F. Now shows AHI 11.89 on same 1.56.01 hours. This is OK.
Please see new attachment showing part of csv Sessions file for this day. Each session shows correct AHI for that session.
When program is restarted, it seems to calculate correctly.
Last edit: George Seese 2016-01-28
Hmm... I'm having trouble replicating this.. Hopefully this means all my recent rework has sorted it.
I'm hoping I'll get a chance to build a 1.0.0-beta-1 Windows Snapshot version tomorrow some time.. I'll get back to you once I've got it up online.
I apologize for the misleading title.
The problem I saw was incorrect AHI when deselecting one or more sessions.
But when the program was restarted, it provides correct AHI for that
session, that agrees with the exported files.
The images I sent did support this.
It's easier to replicate with only two sessions.
On Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 11:20 AM, Mark Watkins jedimark@users.sf.net wrote:
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