After collecting and uploading trait data, breeders must evaluate them and look for probable outliers and questionable data before sending them for analysis. The Phenotypic Data Manager allows breeders to:
View, filter, and sort plot data;
View the descriptive statistics of all numeric traits of the active occurrence;
Detect possible outliers;
Suppress and unsuppress plot data; and
Generate box plots, histograms, scatter plots, and heatmaps per trait.
You must first access the Phenotypic Data Manager tool through Experiment Manager in the Core Breeding domain.
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There are two ways to access the Phenotypic Data Manager: the Experiment Manager tool and the Breeding Analytics domain.
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On the Experiment Manager browser, tick the checkbox () parallel to the selected occurrence.
On the upper right of the table, click the Access Breeding Tool button () then select Phenotypic Data Manager from the dropdown menu.
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You will be redirected to the Phenotypic Data Manager page which displays the trait data from the selected occurrence. The Table, Box Plot, Histogram, Scatter Plot, and Heatmap tabs are available to visualize the occurrence trait data. To know more about the tabs, you may check /wiki/spaces/EBSDrafts/pages/29582688702.
For experiments with more than one occurrence, you may still switch to another occurrence by clicking the dropdown menu.
The Phenotypic Data Manager browser will display the list of all experiments under yourprogram with their experiment types and statuses. To select the occurrence for evaluating trait data, click the Expand button (>) beside the experiment.
Some occurrences with no plot trait data might be available on this data browser. This is due to data issues in the tool. While these occurrences can be selected on the data browser, they cannot be opened because there is no plot trait data to show.
To resolve this, please let us know by reporting the issue as bug as soon as you encounter them.
Once you have the occurrence in mind, click the radio button () on the left side of the occurrence and click Explore from the upper right corner of the browser.
Great job!Now that you are familiar with the Phenotypic Data Manager browser, you can start evaluating your trait data.