Expected behavior
when a comparison is made between a concept containing standard concepts and a concept set using non standard concepts, for example ICD10 and 9 codes; the comparison should identify that the non standard concepts are among the included source codes and include them in the comparison output presented.
Actual behavior
when a comparison is made between a concept containing standard concepts and a concept set using non standard concepts, for example ICD10 and 9 codes the comparison does not identify them as being included in both concept sets.
Steps to reproduce behavior
compare a concept containing standard concepts and a concept set using non standard concepts, for example ICD10 and 9 codes that are contained as source codes in the standard concept set, see the output of the comparison.
NOTE: I can send links to the concept sets if clarifies this enhancement request. Thank you @anthonysena
Expected behavior
when a comparison is made between a concept containing standard concepts and a concept set using non standard concepts, for example ICD10 and 9 codes; the comparison should identify that the non standard concepts are among the included source codes and include them in the comparison output presented.
Actual behavior
when a comparison is made between a concept containing standard concepts and a concept set using non standard concepts, for example ICD10 and 9 codes the comparison does not identify them as being included in both concept sets.
Steps to reproduce behavior
compare a concept containing standard concepts and a concept set using non standard concepts, for example ICD10 and 9 codes that are contained as source codes in the standard concept set, see the output of the comparison.
NOTE: I can send links to the concept sets if clarifies this enhancement request. Thank you @anthonysena