fix: make rule to identify high confidence indications more strict#68
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fix: make rule to identify high confidence indications more strict#68
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Thank you! All makes sense. According to the updated filter, we keep indication either if both the drugs and diseases lists contains only one element OR the clinical stage is approved or pre-approved.
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This important piece of business logic got dropped at some point last week during the commit shuffling in the clinical branch.