kaggle_kernels_list | R Documentation |
List Kernels
kaggle_kernels_list(
mine = FALSE,
page = NULL,
size = 20,
search = NULL,
parent = FALSE,
competition = NULL,
dataset = NULL,
user = NULL,
language = c("all", "python", "r", "sqlite", "julia"),
kernel_type = c("all", "script", "notebook"),
output_type = c("all", "visualizations", "data"),
sort_by = c("hotness", "commentCount", "dateCreated", "dateRun", "relevance",
"scoreAscending", "scoreDescending", "viewCount", "voteCount")
)
mine |
Display only my items |
page |
Page number for results paging. |
size |
Number of kernels to list. Default size is 20, max is 100 |
search |
Term(s) to search for |
parent |
Find children of the specified parent kernel |
competition |
Find kernels for a given competition |
dataset |
Find kernels for a given dataset slug. Format is username/dataset-slug |
user |
Find kernels created by a given user |
language |
Specify the language the kernel is written in. Default is 'all'. Valid options are 'all', 'python', 'r', 'sqlite', and 'julia' |
kernel_type |
Specify the type of kernel. Default is 'all'. Valid options are 'all', 'script', and 'notebook' |
output_type |
Search for specific kernel output types. Default is 'all'. Valid options are 'all', 'visualizations', and 'data' |
sort_by |
Sort list results. Default is 'hotness'. Valid options are 'hotness', 'commentCount', 'dateCreated', 'dateRun', 'relevance', 'scoreAscending', 'scoreDescending', 'viewCount', and 'voteCount'. 'relevance' is only applicable if a search term is specified. |
kaggle_kernels_list(search = "titanic")
kaggle_kernels_list(language = "python")
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