#210: Query by BMI percentile among children.
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Reporter: bokov | Owner: gkowalski
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: major | Milestone: cohort-
Component: data-stds | char1
Keywords: BMI pediatric-cohort obesity-cohort | Resolution:
Blocking: 33 | Blocked By:
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Comment (by bokov):
Responding on the TRAC ticket because this affects everyone working on
this.
It looks like the lookup table has ages in half-months except the two
bounding ages-- 24 months and 240 months. Actually, it's weirder-- the
real upper bound is 240.5 months. The intent seems to be that each actual
age get binned to a round number. Not accounting for this this is a bug in
the SQL scripts I sent. Attaching the patched scripts.
Briefly, VISAGE is now calculated as `ROUND((ob.start_date -
pd.birth_date)/30.4375)` instead of `ROUND((ob.start_date -
pd.birth_date)/15.21875)/2` and at the end of `cdc_lookup.sql` the 240
montha age is dropped, and all the other ages except 24 are shifted upward
by 0.5.
On 02/09/2015 10:44 AM, Alex Bokov wrote:
> Wow, hadn't noticed that for some crazy reason the ages in the table I
sent are all in half-months! Logging in right now to see what's going on,
will respond shortly.
>
> On 02/09/2015 10:22 AM, Phillip Reeder wrote:
>> We have 30k, of 300k, observations with a visage that are even numbers
that were not in the bmi percentiles table. Is there a new file that has
these even numbers?
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Ticket URL:
<http://informatics.gpcnetwork.org/trac/Project/ticket/210#comment:15>
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