R/load_data.R

In G-Thomson/IntermediateR: Data for Geoffrey Thomson's Intermediate R course

#' airports
#'
#' Airport location metadata
#'
#' @format A 3,376 x 7 dataframe listing the location of each airport in
#' the U.S.A
#'
#' @source I got this from Hadley Wickam's *Data Manipulation with dplyr*
#' presentation from June 2014
"airports"

#' planes
#'
#' Plane metadata
#'
#' @format A 2853 x 9 dataframe listing the technical capacities of
#' the planes which flwe out of Houston in 2011
#'
#' @source I got this from Hadley Wickam's *Data Manipulation with dplyr*
#'  presentation from June 2014
"planes"

#' weather
#'
#' Hourly weather data for Houston for the year 2011
#'
#' @format A 8723 x 16 dataframe listing the weather data for Houston for
#' the year 2011.
#'
#' @source I got this from Hadley Wickam's *Data Manipulation with dplyr*
#'  presentation from June 2014
"weather"

#' df
#'
#' A simple example dataset for demonstrating basic *dplyr* functions
#'
#' @format A 5 x 2 dataframe of meaningless data to demonstrating basic
#' *dplyr* functions.
#'
#' @source I got this from Hadley Wickam's *Data Manipulation with dplyr*
#'  presentation from June 2014
"df"

#' beatles_blue
#'
#' A simple example dataset for demonstrating basic *dplyr* functions
#'
#' @format A 6 x 2 dataframe of meaningless data to demonstrating basic
#' *dplyr* join functions based on the Beatles
#'
#' @source I got this from Hadley Wickam's *Data Manipulation with dplyr*
#'  presentation from June 2014
"beatles_blue"

#' beatles_green
#'
#' A simple example dataset for demonstrating basic *dplyr* functions
#'
#' @format A 5 x 2 dataframe of meaningless data to demonstrating basic
#' *dplyr* join functions based on the Beatles
#'
#' @source I got this from Hadley Wickam's *Data Manipulation with dplyr*
#'  presentation from June 2014
"beatles_green"

#' life_expectancies
#'
#' A simple example dataset for demonstrating basic *dplyr* functions
#'
#' @format A 142 x 8 dataframe life expectency data for each country from 1957-2007.
#'
#' @source I got this from the Gapminder Foundation \url(http://www.gapminder.org/)
#' via Jenny Bryan's gapminder package \url(https://github.com/jennybc/gapminder)
"life_expectancies"