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pglm data sets #47

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Nosferican opened this issue Sep 11, 2017 · 6 comments
Open

pglm data sets #47

Nosferican opened this issue Sep 11, 2017 · 6 comments

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@Nosferican
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pglm has four data sets that could be added:

  • Fairness
  • HealthIns
  • PatsRD
  • Unions
@Nosferican
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Any updates?

@randyzwitch
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What sort of update are you hoping for? Until someone makes a pull request, you aren't going to see these added.

@Nosferican
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I know there was some issue with who was maintaining the package since @johnmyleswhite wasn't very active these days (issue raised during updating GLM). I don't know who is maintaining it. If there is no one maintaining it then I guess I could learn the internals of the package. If there is someone actively maintaining the packages and is familiar with the internals I imagined the process to add new datasets from CRAN packages to be quite low in terms of time and effort (I assume is the same process as with all the others).

@randyzwitch
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This package has never been in disrepair, as myself and several other people have had merge access for quite some time.

While it may be easy for one of us to add a dataset (hard to say until you actually get in and do it), ultimately it will get done the fastest by the person who actually wants to use it. RDatasets was never meant to be an exact mirror, but rather, a means for having some example datasets available. In that sense, the package has achieved that goal and why you don't see a lot of movement here.

@Nosferican
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Could you then tell me or add some quick Contribute/docs to add new datasets? CSV.gz the data set checkout those in data add the names in the lines at src and profit?

@randyzwitch
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Yes, you generally add the file into its directory. The test suite shows all of the things that need to pass to make sure the dataset loads properly.

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