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Linking Dataverses does not show proper number of Datasets in facet results #6262
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Looking at the Internet Connectivity Statistics dataverse, which was linked to Harvard University Dataverse, it appears that in addition to missing the 2 child datasets, it is missing 5 child dataverses (however 4 of those are empty, only Country Profiles dataverse has any datasets). |
Related to #4936. |
@sbarbosadataverse I'm assuming this is happening because we want to avoid double (or triple, etc.) counting as we roll up to higher levels. I can see why it's confusing here but I can't think of an easy solution for this. I'll think about this, but suggestions welcome. |
@djbrooke Not sure what the reasoning was, but Merce would like the numbers to display datasets linked. Thanks |
@sbarbosadataverse Got it, I understand the request in this context, but we don't want to trade one problem for another. I'll work with Merce to learn more and implement a solution here. |
This seems to me like it would be an indexing issue (though I did try reindeixing one of the datasets in question and that didn't "add it"). I thought this used to work, i.e. link a dataset all it's children would be linked, as well. (double counting shouldn't be a risk, as the datasets in question would still be one "document" in Solr) |
To add more, I think the logic in the indexing would have to check if a parent was linked (and up the tree to see if any parent were linked), so it's a little more complicated than just a simple indexing issue. I'm still a little surprised that we didn't do this originally (though there are definitely performance considerations with these recursive looks). |
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When you link an entire dataverse to another dataverse, it does not display the number of datasets in the linked dataverse, on the target dataverse page:
see https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataverse/HarvardUniversity
Where I have linked several dataverses with multiple collections and the only dataset facet that shows (1) is for the single dataset I linked.
Merce wants it to display #datasets contained within the linked dataverses.
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