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Similarly to 218 I would make a very cheap call and message to downloads of symmetric input-output tables. This affects about 12 products in the entire Eurostat catalgoue, however, I think it is important, because these special products should not be read as a data frame, but as a strictly formed matrix. They are meant to be used in input-output matrix equations. So the downloader with its long-form data frame is useless, and basically the entire point of the iotables R package on rOpenGov to make them useable.
So, I would add a simple check in the downloader function making sure that if these few codes are in the id parameter, the user gets a message the she should rather download this with the special downloader of iotables.
The iotables need not become a dependency of eurostat, therefore no extra weight is given to the package.
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Similarly to 218 I would make a very cheap call and message to downloads of symmetric input-output tables. This affects about 12 products in the entire Eurostat catalgoue, however, I think it is important, because these special products should not be read as a data frame, but as a strictly formed matrix. They are meant to be used in input-output matrix equations. So the downloader with its long-form data frame is useless, and basically the entire point of the iotables R package on rOpenGov to make them useable.
So, I would add a simple check in the downloader function making sure that if these few codes are in the id parameter, the user gets a message the she should rather download this with the special downloader of iotables.
The iotables need not become a dependency of eurostat, therefore no extra weight is given to the package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: