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General:  covid Type:  dataset Integration:  dvc git github
Marcel Ribeiro-Dantas 39a9a8e54b
Adds one more example use of the data with R in the extra folder
3 years ago
3613d3cd6f
Updates preprocess pipeline with several changes
3 years ago
6adeaf57ae
Fixed Réunion name
3 years ago
3246bfecee
Starts tracking with git the PDF documentation files
3 years ago
39a9a8e54b
Adds one more example use of the data with R in the extra folder
3 years ago
fe867a364d
Tajikistan has cases now, so we dont need the manual setting anymore
3 years ago
3246bfecee
Starts tracking with git the PDF documentation files
3 years ago
6a5dcf4680
Adds R Project file
3 years ago
e13bde58ac
Updates COVID19 and Mobility data 07 May
3 years ago
b855a2711c
Updates dictionary generation pipeline
3 years ago
3ebfc24496
Fix generate single UN dataset pipeline
3 years ago
6adeaf57ae
Fixed Réunion name
3 years ago
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How to work with this repository

Paper published in Data in Brief

Originally, this is the repository for the publication "Dataset for country profile and mobility analysis in the assessment of COVID19 pandemic" in the journal Data in Brief. Even after the publication, we have kept updating it with the most updated data on COVID-19 and mobility. Therefore, right now this repository has more data than when the paper was published.

If you want the dataset and data dictionary just like it was on the publication, click here. If you want the most updated version of the dataset and data dictionary, click here. The source code and pipelines are also updated. If you want to see the repository just like it was on the moment of the publication, you should check the tag v1.0 (git tag), or click here.

Clone the DAGsHub repository

git clone https://dagshub.com/mrd/DIB_COVID19_paper.git

This will copy the git repository to your computer. After that, move into the directory by typing:

cd DIB_COVID19_paper

Install DVC

If you're on GNU/Linux, you can install DVC with pip:

pip install dvc

More install options here.

If you don't want the most updated version of this repository, but the version of the publication, you should move the repository back in time by typing: git checkout tags/v1.0

Get data

If you move into data/preprocessed/ you will see that the folder is empty. Yes, it is, dataset files should not be there, afterall they are not tracked by git. The same thing applied to data/raw. It is not recommended to track big files and objects with git. The documentation folder folder will not be there either (though you can see the documentation.dvc file there, which means DVC tracks it ).

dvc pull

It's the same reasoning as if you wanted to get the latest tracked code by git (git pull). Now you will find the files in the data/raw and data/preprocessed files, and also the documentation files in the documentation folder.

Reproduce the pipeline

Let's say you have an updated version of one or more of the raw files, on the same format (column names did not change, for example), and you want to reproduce the pipeline (generate an updated version of the preprocessed file). From the root directory of the repository, run:

dvc repro preprocess.dvc

DVC will automatically notice that one of the raw files changed and therefore it will reproduce the pipeline and generate a new output file in the data/preprocessed folder. If nothing changed, dvc will realize there is no reason to reproduce the pipeline and you will see the following message:

Data and pipelines are up to date.

Well, maybe you want to force a reproduction fo the pipeline because... well, you want to see how it would be like. For this, you should run:

dvc repro -f preprocess.dvc

Tip!

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Repository for the paper submitted to Data in Brief regarding COVID19 Special Edition

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