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2 years ago Dear Raul, thank you for your email. I'll upload the description of the variables in a couple of days. Best, Francesco
From: Raúl López Domínguez @.> Sent: 20 October 2021 13:14 To: fsera/COVIDWeather @.> Cc: Subscribed @.***> Subject: [fsera/COVIDWeather] Missing description of variables (Issue #4)
Hello,
I would like to know what is the meaning of each variable in the file mcc_covid_data_analysis.RData. There are some variables whose names are indecipherable as "ah", "ah1", "ws". It would be a good point adding this information. Or use variable names more autodescriptive.
The variable "tmean", that I suppose is the average temperature or "dewpoint" must be the dew point temperature. I suggest renaming these variables as "mean_temperature" and "dewpoint_temperature", as examples.
Thank for all your time and your work
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ralodo93
Hello,
I would like to know what is the meaning of each variable in the file mcc_covid_data_analysis.RData. There are some variables whose names are indecipherable as "ah", "ah1", "ws". It would be a good point adding this information. Or use variable names more autodescriptive.
The variable "tmean", that I suppose is the average temperature or "dewpoint" must be the dew point temperature. I suggest renaming these variables as "mean_temperature" and "dewpoint_temperature", as examples.
Thank for all your time and your work