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The yellow note in Section 1.4 when introducing the AmesHousing dataset says an entire data cleaning process to transform the raw Ames housing data could be seen by typing AmesHousing::make_ames in the R console.
However, it only shows the definition of a wrapper for a function called process_ames(). I am not sure this qualifies as the "entire data cleaning process", or am I missing anything?
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make_ames is a function. So the correct invocation needs to be AmesHousing::make_ames(). However, as the bug filer has mentioned, the "entire data cleaning process" is not visible. What we get back is a tibble that is the final result.
So there are two bugs, if I understand correctly.
The yellow note needs to read "You can see the entire data cleaning process to transform the raw Ames housing data (AmesHousing::ames_raw()) to the final clean data (AmesHousing::make_ames()) that we will use in machine learning algorithms throughout this book by typing AmesHousing::make_ames() into the R console. "
The statement "entire data cleaning process" needs to be clarified.
The yellow note in Section 1.4 when introducing the AmesHousing dataset says an entire data cleaning process to transform the raw Ames housing data could be seen by typing
AmesHousing::make_ames
in the R console.However, it only shows the definition of a wrapper for a function called
process_ames()
. I am not sure this qualifies as the "entire data cleaning process", or am I missing anything?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: