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This is a space to gather issues with the data files to help the maintainers of the Social contact data community on Zenodo keep track. If you spot any issue please add a comment below.
CoMix social contact data (Belgium ) (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4035001) contains duplicate files names only differing by capitalisation. Suggested fix: remove obsolete files
CoMix social contact data (Belgium ) (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4035001) contains a file comix_be_hh_extra.csv with duplicate rows, preventing it from being merged. Suggested fix: deduplicate the file (e.g. by running unique(df))
Social contact data for Zimbabwe (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1127693) has a household file 2017_melegaro_zimbabwe_hh_common.csv that seems to contain the information twice and therefore cannot be associated with the survey uniquely. Suggested fix: deduplicate the file (e.g. by running unique(df) which reduces the number of rows by half)
CoMix social contact data (UK) (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4905745) has a stray column X in the files comix_uk_hh_common.csv and comix_uk_participant_common.csv which is not matching and prevents them from being merged. Suggested fix: remove the X column from these two files.
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This is a space to gather issues with the data files to help the maintainers of the Social contact data community on Zenodo keep track. If you spot any issue please add a comment below.
comix_be_hh_extra.csv
with duplicate rows, preventing it from being merged. Suggested fix: deduplicate the file (e.g. by runningunique(df)
)get_survey()
fails on CoMiX 2.0 #53). Suggested fix: add acountry
column2017_melegaro_zimbabwe_hh_common.csv
that seems to contain the information twice and therefore cannot be associated with the survey uniquely. Suggested fix: deduplicate the file (e.g. by runningunique(df)
which reduces the number of rows by half)X
in the filescomix_uk_hh_common.csv
andcomix_uk_participant_common.csv
which is not matching and prevents them from being merged. Suggested fix: remove theX
column from these two files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: