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@vivbak vivbak commented Jun 12, 2024

Post multi-cohorts, this doc acts as a guide on when to use which stage type.

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Added thoughts, but I'm not sure how much of the 'what is a cohort' question should be answered here


### Cohort

A Cohort is a curated group of SequencingGroups that share common characteristics or criteria.
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A Cohort is a curated group of SequencingGroups

We should be explicit here that the curation of the SGs is a process handled by you (the reader of this guide), not just a process that happens passively. Maybe a link to guidance on when & how to mint a new cohort

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Maybe something like "In PP the term 'Cohort' relates to a single Custom Cohort, created using the XX process link to documentation. Each cohort consists of a collection of SequencingGroups, and a pipeline run can be comprised of multiple overlapping or non-overlapping Cohorts"

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This distinction might be out of scope for this doc

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This is great @vivbak - super clear, no questions on my end :) thank you!

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