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Tests more deeply nested predicates directly to assess #109 #117
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce new configurations for diabetes within the Changes
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: LGTM! New diabetes-related predicate configurations are well-defined.The added entries for
diabetes_icd9
,diabetes_icd10
,diabetes
, anddiabetes_and_discharge
are consistent with existing patterns and enhance the configuration.
957-970
: LGTM! New plain predicate configurations for diabetes are correctly initialized.The configurations for
diabetes_icd9
anddiabetes_icd10
are consistent with the existing pattern for plain predicates.
Currently fails to identify any problem in #109, so may close that issue as not reproducible.
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