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Upload data
In this section you will copy some sample data and upload it to your project.
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The example data set is available online in a Tercen github repository.
Right click on this link --> Sample File and select Save link as...
This will download a file to your computer called crabs_long.csv
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About the example data {-}
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Crab data description:
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The data set is called Crabs and it is in a long format.
Long format means that each row of data is a single measurement rather than an individual crab.
The file contains 1000 records.
200 Crabs where 5 physical traits each were measured
Data is recorded under five headings (called factors).
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Factor|Description
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observation| A crab specimen. Numbered 1-200
Color |B (Blue Crab) or O (Orange Crab)
sex|M (Male) or F (Female)
variable|Five crab physical traits can be measured FL, RW, CL, CW and BD
measurement| The value in mm of the variable
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Crab variable descriptions
FL (frontal lobe size)\
RW (rear width)\
CL (carapace length)\
CW (carapace width)\
BD (body depth)\
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Upload a data file {-}
From your crabs project home page.
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Click New data set
A dialog window will open.
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Give your data a name (e.g.Crab data)
Click on Choose File
Browse to your file location and select it.
Leave the defaults for encoding, separator, and quote types.
Click Next
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Tercen will display the column headers (factors) it has detected from your file and the data type (e.g character, numeric) it has detected in the rows.
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Click OK
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(The Next button would take you to the wide to longconversion wizard. This isn't necessary as the Crabs sample data is already in long format.)
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You will now see the new data set listed on the project home page.
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You have successfully uploaded the sample data to Tercen.
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Next... create a new workflow.
tercen/crabs_tutorial documentation built on Aug. 12, 2020, 7:20 p.m.
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Upload data
In this section you will copy some sample data and upload it to your project.
\ The example data set is available online in a Tercen github repository.
Right click on this link --> Sample File and select Save link as...
This will download a file to your computer called crabs_long.csv
\
About the example data {-}
\
Crab data description:
\
The data set is called Crabs and it is in a long format.
Long format means that each row of data is a single measurement rather than an individual crab.
The file contains 1000 records.
200 Crabs where 5 physical traits each were measured
Data is recorded under five headings (called factors).
\
Factor|Description
------|---
observation| A crab specimen. Numbered 1-200
Color |B (Blue Crab) or O (Orange Crab)
sex|M (Male) or F (Female)
variable|Five crab physical traits can be measured FL, RW, CL, CW and BD
measurement| The value in mm of the variable
\
Crab variable descriptions
FL (frontal lobe size)\
RW (rear width)\
CL (carapace length)\
CW (carapace width)\
BD (body depth)\
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Upload a data file {-}
From your crabs project home page.
\
\
Click New data set
A dialog window will open.
\
Give your data a name (e.g.Crab data)
Click on Choose File
Browse to your file location and select it.
Leave the defaults for encoding, separator, and quote types.
Click Next
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Tercen will display the column headers (factors) it has detected from your file and the data type (e.g character, numeric) it has detected in the rows.
\
\
Click OK
\
(The Next button would take you to the wide to longconversion wizard. This isn't necessary as the Crabs sample data is already in long format.)
\
You will now see the new data set listed on the project home page.
\
\
You have successfully uploaded the sample data to Tercen.
\
\
Next... create a new workflow.
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