Clemens Schmid
Clemens Schmid
#### Datasets currently in c14bazAAR (see [here](https://github.com/ropensci/c14bazAAR#databases))  #### Databases/Collections that are not accessible for c14bazAAR, because they are behind login- or paywalls, or could only be accessed with web...
The version column in [db_info_table.csv](https://github.com/ropensci/c14bazAAR/blob/master/data-raw/db_info_table.csv) are all dates and the respective sourcedb_version column is of class `Date`. But: Some databases have real versioning schemes, e.g. with semantic versioning. That should...
In my quest to cut away everything none-essential from c14bazAAR I would like to simplify the [variable reference table](https://github.com/ropensci/c14bazAAR/blob/master/data-raw/variable_reference.csv). The following steps seems sensible: 1. So far the list stores...
We should add a function that provides Bibtex strings for each database in the current `c14_date_list()`. That would simplify citation for the user.
New versions could be available for multiple databases: We should check that every year or so.
@yesdavid I saw that the `14cpalaeolithic` database you added contains non-radiocarbon dates. c14bazAAR does not support these yet: We can't simply put them into the fields `c14age`and `c14std`, that wouldn't...
We could use something like [checkmate](https://github.com/mllg/checkmate) to make our functions more robust to wrong input arguments.
Our bioconda releases of [poseidon-trident](https://anaconda.org/bioconda/poseidon-trident) and [poseidon-xerxes](https://anaconda.org/bioconda/poseidon-xerxes) fail to autobump, forcing @stschiff, @TCLamnidis and me to open PRs manually upon every release. I can reproduce the bioconda-utils behaviour with ```bash...
Performance and memory-footprint can be significantly reduced by filtering out all point-grid distances above a certain threshold. I think this threshold can not be easily determined automatically, but it could...
`ggpointgrid::geom_pointgrid` always spreads points out optimally on both x- and y-axis. It might be an interesting feature to limit this to one axis at a time.