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We want a simple “Mapping UI” to let power users play with OCL as a mapping tool and to more rapidly iterate on design and requirements.
Prototype requirements:
Top nav:
Select target source+version -- ideally using searchlight
Load a spreadsheet (just into browser memory, not imported into OCL)
Spreadsheet must have the expected format, column names, etc.
Bonus: load spreadsheet/csv from URL (e.g. github repo) or a google sheet
Select matching algorithm from a dropdown (even though there is only one right now, let's add this into the UI) -- the current one is a "Generic OCL Elastic Search Matching Algorithm" (or something like that)
Main Body Left:
User's tabular data/spreadsheet on the left
Selecting a row retrieves and displays candidates on the right
Main Body Right:
Tabular display summarizing candidates for the selected row
Must be sorted by score
Must show some type of relevancy rating (even if it's a relative weight currently)
Bonus: include a description of why the concept was included as a candidate
Clicking on a candidate displays concept details
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We want a simple “Mapping UI” to let power users play with OCL as a mapping tool and to more rapidly iterate on design and requirements.
Prototype requirements:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: