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Existing FB Atlas Dataset

Published experimental context, raw-signal coverage, normalization policy, sensor provenance, and supporting samples.

Atlas accession
FB-v0
Record state
Published
Release
Atlas v0
Last updated
2026-07-27
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RAPID-iNose Sensor Atlas. Existing FB Atlas Dataset. FB-v0. Atlas v0. https://rapid-inose-atlas.duckdns.org/datasets/1/

Publication state Published Public visibility records publication, not clinical validation.
Measurement layer Raw signal retained 129 of 129 samples expose raw time-series evidence.
Displayed normalization Stored max-absolute-scaled response Derived values do not replace stored source signals.
Interpretation Descriptive evidence This release does not establish a validated diagnostic classifier.

Experimental overview

What this dataset contains

Existing Atlas records grouped during the dataset-batch schema migration.

The evidence is presented with its medium, runs, sample roles, and sensor context. It should be compared only with experiments whose conditions and normalization are scientifically compatible.

Media FB
Runs 12
Samples 129
Organisms 48
Samples with raw signal 129
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Batch metadata

Experiment typeMicrobial sensor response
Evidence stateScreening
ObjectiveNot yet curated
Protocol summaryNot yet curated
DescriptionExisting Atlas records grouped during the dataset-batch schema migration.
Experiment dates— to —
Sourcelegacy_import
Staff-managed normalizationStored max-absolute-scaled response; source clean signal; mean baseline 0.30–1 hours
Default sensor manufacturing batchNot publicly disclosed

Experimental evidence

Collection runs

12 runs

Runs identify distinct collection sessions within this campaign. Open a supporting sample for its channel-level raw data and on-demand normalized view.

RunDateIncubatorSamples
2026-04-10 inc42026-04-10inc412
2026-04-10 inc52026-04-10inc512
2026-04-13 inc42026-04-13inc412
2026-04-13 inc52026-04-13inc512
2026-04-15 inc42026-04-15inc412
2026-04-15 inc52026-04-15inc512
2026-04-20 inc42026-04-20inc412
2026-04-20 inc52026-04-20inc512
2026-04-22 inc42026-04-22inc412
2026-04-22 inc52026-04-22inc512
2026-04-24 inc52026-04-24inc54
2026-05-29 inc5_Deyu2026-05-29inc55

Supporting samples

Showing up to 25 samples from this dataset.

SampleOrganismRunMediumRole
2026-04-10 A1.xlsxEnterococcus faecium2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 A2.xlsxEnterococcus faecium2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 A3.xlsxEnterobacter spp.2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 A4.xlsxEnterobacter spp.2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 B1.xlsxKingella kingae2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 B2.xlsxKingella kingae2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 B3.xlsxProteus vulgaris2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 B4.xlsxProteus vulgaris2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 C1.xlsxMorganella morganii subsp. morganii2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 C2.xlsxMorganella morganii subsp. morganii2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 C3.xlsxMoraxella catarrhalis2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 C4.xlsxMoraxella catarrhalis2026-04-10 inc4FBsample
2026-04-10 A1.xlsxEnterococcus avium2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 A2.xlsxEnterococcus avium2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 A3.xlsxAlcaligenes faecalis2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 A4.xlsxAlcaligenes faecalis2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 B1.xlsxRhodococcus equi2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 B2.xlsxRhodococcus equi2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 B3.xlsxCorynebacterium glutamicum2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 B4.xlsxCorynebacterium glutamicum2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 C1.xlsxStaphylococcus aureus2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 C2.xlsxStaphylococcus aureus2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 C3.xlsxKlebsiella pneumoniae2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-10 C4.xlsxKlebsiella pneumoniae2026-04-10 inc5FBsample
2026-04-13 A1.xlsxPseudomonas aeruginosa2026-04-13 inc4FBsample

Public scientific provenance

Where this evidence came from

Sensor technology
Public record boundary

This page exposes the dataset identity, experiment dates, source classification, run labels, sample roles, staff-approved normalization policy, and any approved manufacturing summary needed for scientific interpretation. Operator identities, private material lots, internal paths, uploads, and review events remain protected.

Source classification
legacy_import
Experiment period
Not reported – Not reported
Normalization policy
Stored max-absolute-scaled response · Clean signal · Mean 0.30–1 h
Sensor manufacturing context
Not publicly disclosed