Hi @jason,
sure. I quickly compared the IDs from the IMP file to the total list of all individuals, encountered during the time of interest. This resulted in a total of 1,559 missing individuals.
I can supply the whole list, you’ll find some examples attached down below (I didn’t want to produce such a long post …)
There seems to be a pattern: Most of the missing individuals were encountered once and in 2024, so comparably late. Maybe this explains why they are missing??
kind regards
Sean
missing Ids
BGBI_24-1742
BGBI_24-1746
BGBI_24-1785
BGBI_24-1760
BGBI_24-1778
BGBI_24-1791
BGBI_24-1737
BGBI_24-1798
BGBI_24-1754
BGBI_24-1796
BGBI_24-1765
BGBI_24-1553
BGBI_24-1795
BGBI_24-1769
BGBI_24-1797
BGBI_24-1744
BGBI_24-1770
BGBI_24-1787
BGBI_24-1743
BGBI_24-1757
BGBI_24-1762
BGBI_24-1800