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When I use the python wrapper (or API directly) to retrieve a task by name, the case probably shouldn't be a variable. For example:
fromcognitiveatlas.apiimportget_task# This doesn't worktask=get_task(name="stroop")
but that's because I was asking for the wrong thing, the full name includes "task"
But I'm still stupid, because this doesn't work either:
task=get_task(name="stroop task")
Doh. I needed to capitalize it! Here is the working query:
task=get_task(name="Stroop task")
# http://cognitiveatlas.org/api/v-alpha/task?name=Stroop%20task# Result Includes:<pandas:data frame><json:dict><txt:str><url:str>
Phew! Because that's literally the only one I can ever remember. In retrospect, I might have searched for it first:
fromcognitiveatlas.apiimportsearchquery=search('stroop')
# http://cognitiveatlas.org/api/v-alpha/search?q=stroop# Result Includes:<pandas:data frame><json:dict><txt:str><url:str>
And then realized I have 11 variations!
len(query.json)
11
Anyway, aside from picking the one that I like, I think it makes sense that "stroop task" return equivalent to "Stroop Task" to "Stroop task." This could be implemented as a wrapper in cogat-python, but given that other endpoints are going to use the same core endpoints, it would make more sense to do the fix universally.
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When I use the python wrapper (or API directly) to retrieve a task by name, the case probably shouldn't be a variable. For example:
but that's because I was asking for the wrong thing, the full name includes "task"
But I'm still stupid, because this doesn't work either:
Doh. I needed to capitalize it! Here is the working query:
Phew! Because that's literally the only one I can ever remember. In retrospect, I might have searched for it first:
And then realized I have 11 variations!
Anyway, aside from picking the one that I like, I think it makes sense that "stroop task" return equivalent to "Stroop Task" to "Stroop task." This could be implemented as a wrapper in cogat-python, but given that other endpoints are going to use the same core endpoints, it would make more sense to do the fix universally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: