list_to_df: Convert documents list to data frame
In WorldHealthOrganization/finderquery: Utilities for Building EIOS Finder Queries
Description
Usage
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Description
Convert documents list to data frame
Usage
1
list_to_df(x)
Arguments
x
an object of class "xml_document" or "finder_docs" obtained from query_fetch().
Details
In general, a lot of information can be lost when transforming to a data frame, such as attributes or entries that have more than one element. Columns "title" and "description" often have two elements with the second being the English translation. Because of this, columns "title", "title_en", "description", and "description_en" are created to preserve this. Columns "entity", "category", "fullgeo" usually have more than one entry for each document and as such are added to the data frame as "list columns".
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Description Usage Arguments Details
Description
Convert documents list to data frame
Usage
1 | list_to_df(x)
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Arguments
x |
an object of class "xml_document" or "finder_docs" obtained from |
Details
In general, a lot of information can be lost when transforming to a data frame, such as attributes or entries that have more than one element. Columns "title" and "description" often have two elements with the second being the English translation. Because of this, columns "title", "title_en", "description", and "description_en" are created to preserve this. Columns "entity", "category", "fullgeo" usually have more than one entry for each document and as such are added to the data frame as "list columns".
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