Welcome to Psych-DS! If this is your first time visiting a Github repository, look to the left/down to the README (below the repository files.) Psych-DS is a specification for behavioral datasets - JSON-LD metadata, predictable directory structure, and machine-readable specifications for tabular datasets in behavioral research
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Harmonize metadata fields to Schema.org dataset #2
For the metadata of Psych-DS, we are attempting to make sure we use the REQUIRED fields (ie, not the SUGGESTED or OPTIONAL) of https://schema.org/Dataset. @rubenarslan started marking out the fields that already match in a fork of the repository document; these need to be moved to the main version.
The table we're working on now has 5 columns. The variable called 'name' shows the intended final structure of each row:
Schema.org name: A variable/field name that's present in https://schema.org/Dataset. Make sure you write this exactly as in that document (including case and special characters.)
Schema.org ref: If you click on that field name, you're taken to another schema.org website that explains that single field. Past that URL in this column
OldFieldName: This is where the current names are listed. Please leave them alone so we can keep track of where we are/what's left to be dealt with.
Description: What this field means!
NOTE: Yes, anyone can work on this! Feel free to ask questions in the comment box below.
For the metadata of Psych-DS, we are attempting to make sure we use the REQUIRED fields (ie, not the SUGGESTED or OPTIONAL) of https://schema.org/Dataset. @rubenarslan started marking out the fields that already match in a fork of the repository document; these need to be moved to the main version.
The table we're working on now has 5 columns. The variable called 'name' shows the intended final structure of each row:
Schema.org name: A variable/field name that's present in https://schema.org/Dataset. Make sure you write this exactly as in that document (including case and special characters.) Schema.org ref: If you click on that field name, you're taken to another schema.org website that explains that single field. Past that URL in this column OldFieldName: This is where the current names are listed. Please leave them alone so we can keep track of where we are/what's left to be dealt with. Description: What this field means!
NOTE: Yes, anyone can work on this! Feel free to ask questions in the comment box below.