#' @title reshape_data
#'
#' @description This function is called by skeleton and reshapes the df to a [n, 2] shape
#'
#' @param data list of datasets
#' @param config List of configuration parameters
#'
#' @return
#'
#' @import logging
#'
reshape_data <- function(config, lista_pred_target){
for (i in 1:length(lista_pred_target$predictoras)){
col = colnames(lista_pred_target$predictoras[[i]])
lista_pred_target$predictoras[[i]] <- reshape2::melt(data = lista_pred_target$predictoras[[i]],
id.vars = 'country',
measure.vars = col[!(col %in% "country")],
value.name = config$data$predictors[i]
)
}
col = colnames(lista_pred_target$target)
lista_pred_target$target <- reshape2::melt(data = lista_pred_target$target,
id.vars = 'country',
measure.vars = col[!(col %in% "country")],
value.name = config$data$target
)
df <- lista_pred_target$predictoras[[1]]
for (i in 2:length(lista_pred_target$predictoras)){
df <- merge(df, lista_pred_target$predictoras[[i]], by = c('country', 'variable'))
}
df <- merge(df, lista_pred_target$target, by = c('country', 'variable'))
predict_Y <- df[(df$variable == config$data$prediction$year & df$country == config$data$prediction$country), ]
datos <- na.omit(df)
return(list(datos, predict_Y))
}
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