Refer to the Symmetry and Flatness user guide for background information.
If the isBaseline column is true, it means that this data set should be used as a baseline for those that follow it chronologically for the same beam and machine until the next baseline or the last data set.
SELECT
"institution"."name" as "Institution", -- anonymized name of institution
"machine"."id" as "Machine", -- anonymized name of machine
"machineType"."model", -- type of machine
"multileafCollimator"."model" as "Collimator", -- HD or Millenium
"output"."dataDate", -- time and date that data was collected
-- "output"."analysisDate", -- time and date that data was analyzed
"symmetryAndFlatness"."top_cu", -- average value of pixels in top circle in CU
"symmetryAndFlatness"."bottom_cu", -- average value of pixels in bottom circle in CU
"symmetryAndFlatness"."left_cu", -- average value of pixels in left circle in CU
"symmetryAndFlatness"."right_cu", -- average value of pixels in right circle in CU
"symmetryAndFlatness"."center_cu", -- average value of pixels in center circle in CU
"symmetryAndFlatness"."isBaseline" -- If true, then this data set should be used as a baseline for
-- this and subsequent data sets with the same machine and beam.
FROM
public."symmetryAndFlatness",
public."institution",
public."machine",
public."machineType",
public."multileafCollimator",
public."output"
WHERE
("symmetryAndFlatness"."outputPK" = "output"."outputPK")
AND ("output"."machinePK" = "machine"."machinePK")
AND ("machine"."institutionPK" = "institution"."institutionPK")
AND ("machine"."machineTypePK" = "machineType"."machineTypePK")
AND ("machine"."multileafCollimatorPK" = "multileafCollimator"."multileafCollimatorPK")
ORDER BY
"institution"."name",
"machine"."id",
"output"."dataDate"
ASC LIMIT 10;