get.columns: Print Column Names
In karinavdo/LitRiddleData: Dataset and Tools to Research the Riddle of Literary Quality
get.columns R Documentation
Print Column Names
Description
The function creates a list of all the column names from all three datasets, i.d. reviews, respondents, books.
Usage
get.columns()
Details
This simple function works best when combined with explain,
which provides a detailed description of particular variables. Type help(explain) for more details.
Value
A list with three elements: books, respondents, and reviews, each containing the names of supported variables.
Author(s)
Saskia Lensink, Maciej Eder
References
https://literaryquality.huygens.knaw.nl/
See Also
reviews, respondents, books, motivations, explain
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Print Column Names
Description
The function creates a list of all the column names from all three datasets, i.d. reviews, respondents, books.
Usage
get.columns()
Details
This simple function works best when combined with explain,
which provides a detailed description of particular variables. Type help(explain) for more details.
Value
A list with three elements: books, respondents, and reviews, each containing the names of supported variables.
Author(s)
Saskia Lensink, Maciej Eder
References
https://literaryquality.huygens.knaw.nl/
See Also
reviews, respondents, books, motivations, explain
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