jobset: Specify a jobset

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Specify a jobset

Description

A simple codingjob has a single jobset, in which all coders have the same codebook and use the same set of units. With this function you can instead create different jobsets, that you can pass in a list to the jobsets arguments in upload_job.

Usage

jobset(name, codebook = NULL, ids = NULL, pre_ids = NULL, post_ids = NULL)

Arguments

name	String. The name of the jobset (e.g., experiment, control, set1, set2). Has to be unique across jobsets
codebook	A Codebook. If empty, the default codebook in the codingjob will be used.
ids	A character vector with unit IDs. If empty, all regular (i.e. not pre or post) units in the codingjob will be used
pre_ids	A character vector with unit IDS for pre units. If empty, all pre units will be used
post_ids	A character vector with unit IDS for post units. If empty, all post units will be used

Details

To distribute coders evenly over the sets, each new coder will be assigned to the next set. When the last set is reached, a new coder will be assigned to the first set and the cycle continues. In other words, a coders set is 'nth-coder modulus nr-of-sets' If there are 2 sets, then coder 1 gets set 1, coder 2 gets set 2, coder 3 gets set 1, etc.

Value

A jobset

Examples

## to create the rules argument in create_job
rules <- rules_fixedset()

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