A beginner's contribution to enhance understanding

[lenaigmoign]

About the output-wide vignette :
"In this case, the result has 9 rows just like the original data frame.
We can now export our portfolio for example as a geopackage that can be read directly into e.g. QGIS or as a CSV without the geospatial information"

It could be interesting to add a sentence between the two lines to emphasize the connection with the wide format, for example :
"In this particular scenario, where the only variable is elevation_mean, the object port_wide_1 contains just one value per polygon.
This aligns well with the characteristics of the wide format, which can be easily understood and processed by various (geospatial) software."

I tried the tutorial following @fBedecarrats suggestion, and I have nothing to criticize. It's really well-explained and didactic.

[fBedecarrats]

Thank you for the feedback @lenaigmoign. @goergen95 , @Jo-Schie , as she is starting to use the package and does not have a lot of experience with R (but learns VERY fast), @lenaigmoign seems the perfect target for the documentation. She was puzzled by the long/wide outputs so I recommended that she reads the new vignette, and asked her for a feedback to confirm that it was clear and didactic. Thanks to her!

[goergen95]

Thank you very much for your feedback on the new vignette! Glad to hear that it does a good job at explaining wide vs. long format.

I would be very happy to include your suggested changes. Please provide them as a Pull-Request because that is the usual way how we would expect feedback concerning the documentation.

[fBedecarrats]

@lenaigmoign is new to Github. I will prepare the pull request.

[goergen95]

Thanks a lot @lenaigmoign. I included your suggestions in the latest version.