Closed dustinkincaid closed 7 years ago
I created R code for the summary statistics. Dumb dumb over here doesn't know how to read a file directly from GitHub so need to change code to do that.
I made some adjustments to the table code. Among other things, it now prints the table output to a file in the 07_tables
folder.
This process would be a bit simpler if we switched to using Rmarkdown.
I'd be for that
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This process would be a bit simpler if we switched to using Rmarkdown.
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Ok, I went ahead and dropped the lake_type
distinction from the tables. This makes it possible to combine all the tables on to one page (see 07_tables/big_table.pdf). I can revert to the old style if we like that better.
We might want to consider remaking our table with https://github.com/kaz-yos/tableone
I am thinking of remaking the table with one of the tools mentioned in github.com/ropensci/unconf17/issues/69. Also I am going to explore splitting out the sample size (n) info to a separate table.
Create tables of summary statistics (mean, sd, n) for each region and lake type. The tables will be separated by physical, chemical, and loading variables.