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Scalability: 54 thousand to 10 million rows14 hours ago
What was measured | Results | How | Column count, not row count | Memory
Deviations from the dissertation17 hours ago
Numbers that changed | Consistency score for iris | Redundant columns | Kurtosis | Behaviour that changed | Figures are produced | The function returns something | The data argument exists | Text is not destroyed | Dates are parsed before text is touched | Identifier detection actually fires | Outliers are counted before imputation | Nothing is written to the global environment | Crashes that were fixed | Documentation that was reconciled | The scoring model | What did not change
Getting started with datagrade17 hours ago
One call | The object, not the printout | Declaring what the data should look like | Plausibility is not accuracy | Assessing many data sets at once | Figures | Reading from a file | Helpers stand alone | Where to next
Methodology: every formula, stated17 hours ago
Completeness | Accuracy | Consistency | Timeliness | Distribution | The overall score | The ISO/IEC 25012 model | The six that need no declaration | The nine that need a declaration | Plausibility, which is not accuracy | Aggregation, which the standard does not specify | What is still not claimed | Sources for the claims in this section
Scalability: 54 thousand to 10 million rows17 hours ago
What was measured | Results | How | Column count, not row count | Memory
Deviations from the dissertation3 months ago
Numbers that changed | Consistency score for iris | Redundant columns | Kurtosis | Behaviour that changed | Figures are produced | The function returns something | The data argument exists | Text is not destroyed | Dates are parsed before text is touched | Identifier detection actually fires | Outliers are counted before imputation | Nothing is written to the global environment | Crashes that were fixed | Documentation that was reconciled | The scoring model | What did not change
Getting started with datagrade3 months ago
One call | The object, not the printout | Declaring what the data should look like | Plausibility is not accuracy | Assessing many data sets at once | Figures | Reading from a file | Helpers stand alone | Where to next
Methodology: every formula, stated3 months ago
Completeness | Accuracy | Consistency | Timeliness | Distribution | The overall score | The ISO/IEC 25012 model | The six that need no declaration | The nine that need a declaration | Plausibility, which is not accuracy | Aggregation, which the standard does not specify | What is still not claimed | Sources for the claims in this section