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Given a data set ID, the corresponding OMLDataSet will be downloaded (if not in cache) and returned.
OMLDataSet
Note that data splits and other task-related information are not included in an OMLDataSet. Tasks can be downloaded with getOMLTask.
getOMLTask
getOMLDataSet( data.id = NULL, data.name = NULL, data.version = NULL, cache.only = FALSE, verbosity = NULL )
[OMLDataSet].
[integer(1)] ID of the data set.
integer(1)
[character(1)] Data set name. This is an alternative to data.id. Default is NULL.
character(1)
data.id
NULL
[integer(1)] Version number of the data set with name data.name. Default is NULL. Ignored if data.id is passed.
data.name
[logical(1)] Only try to retrieve the object from cache. Will result in error if the object is not found. Default is FALSE.
logical(1)
FALSE
[integer(1)] Print verbose output on console? Possible values are: 0: normal output, 1: info output, 2: debug output. Default is set via setOMLConfig.
0
1
2
setOMLConfig
Other downloading functions: getOMLDataSetQualities(), getOMLFlow(), getOMLRun(), getOMLStudy(), getOMLTask()
getOMLDataSetQualities()
getOMLFlow()
getOMLRun()
getOMLStudy()
getOMLTask()
Other data set-related functions: OMLDataSetDescription, OMLDataSet, convertMlrTaskToOMLDataSet(), convertOMLDataSetToMlr(), deleteOMLObject(), listOMLDataSets(), tagOMLObject(), uploadOMLDataSet()
OMLDataSetDescription
convertMlrTaskToOMLDataSet()
convertOMLDataSetToMlr()
deleteOMLObject()
listOMLDataSets()
tagOMLObject()
uploadOMLDataSet()
# \dontrun{ # dat = getOMLDataSet(data.id = 9) # # # this object contains the data ($data) # # and meta information # str(dat, 1) # summary(dat$data) # }
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