Write Function to Search for Missing Parson's Paper page numbers

[kjinsanity]

Enumerate from 000 to 396 and output the missing values. This should match the pages we know are missing

[nicholasjhorton]

My thought:

• function which takes arguments suffix and pathname
• it generates a vector from 0:396
• it creates a character vector from "000" to "396"
• it prepends the pathname, "/", number, then appends the suffix
• it calls file.exists() for each file returns those that don't exist.

Hopefully this should match the list in https://github.com/STAT210-S23/Parsons_Paper_Register/blob/main/README.md

Shall I proceed with the implementation?

[kjinsanity]

I was working on creating this method, and I also used some of the ideas presented above as well to create a test function that seems to have the desired output.

Will run this function on the modified .tiff files after further examination

[nicholasjhorton]

@kjinsanity can you please run the function on the files in https://github.com/STAT210-S23/Parsons_Paper_Register/tree/main/jpeg?

[kjinsanity]

Comparing the output of my function (from this file to the list mentioned above, we are missing a few images. More specifically, it seems that 371-376 and 395 are missing for now

[nicholasjhorton]

This is most helpful. I've tracked down those loose ends. Can you please run one more time then close the issue? I'm suspecting that the only missing pages will then be:

• 254 (we think that this is in the register)
• 255-256 (missing page, known issue)
• 309-312 (missing pages, known issue)

It would be helpful to include a brief discussion of this issue (and your code) in #26

[kjinsanity]

Screenshotted my results below, it seems that we are still missing pages 368 and 395

[nicholasjhorton]

368 seems to be missing. I've added it to #16.

I've tracked down 395. Thanks again for your work on this front!