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Contributors | ||
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Here is a table with the names of *Carob* contributors and the number of datasets that they have contributed. | ||
Here are lists the contributors of Carob scripts and of the datasets processed. Names are followed by the number of scripts/datasets. Note that dataset author names are not standardized. | ||
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The standard | ||
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*Carob* uses the *terminag* standard that defines a controlled vocabulary of variable names, their units, and acceptable (ranges of) values. | ||
*Carob* uses the **terminag** standard that defines a controlled vocabulary of variable names, their units, and acceptable (ranges of) values. | ||
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The *terminag* standard can be used "stand-alone" for your own data, and as part of the data compilation done through the Carob project. | ||
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The standard is defined in a number of tables that are available on the [termiag](https://github.com/reagro/termiag) github site and via the R package carobiner. The standard is not an ontology in the sense that, with very few exceptions, it does not semantically relate variables to each other. | ||
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The standard is defined in a number of tables that are available on the `termiag <https://github.com/reagro/terminag>`__ github site and via the R package `carobiner <https://github.com/reagro/carobiner>`__. The terminag standard is not an ontology in the sense that, with very few exceptions, it does not semantically relate variables to each other. | ||
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