An alternative might be to find an R package for which the dataset was relevant
to and ask the author if they would be willing to include it in their package.
Personally, I’ve considered soliciting the users of my package to share their
data in my package because every other package for this typ
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 12:04 PM, Joris Meys wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> I would argue that one dataset - even a new one - could be added to another
> package. The pizzapoll doesn't look like a scientific breakthrough, but it
> might be a nice dataset for teaching and/or testing new models. So I see
Hi Thomas,
I would argue that one dataset - even a new one - could be added to another
package. The pizzapoll doesn't look like a scientific breakthrough, but it
might be a nice dataset for teaching and/or testing new models. So I see
value in making it available on CRAN one way or another.
If yo
I want to publish a single dataset, and I am concerned about part of the
CRAN policies. The preamble of the policies [1] says,
> A package's contribution has to be non-trivial
The single dataset [2, 3] is recent and not very widely known.
Is it considered trivial?
If so, what would be a good way
