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# DataAnalysisTools

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Convenient and simple data analysis tools for day-to-day use. Mostly to get a first look at data attributes. Output is usually structured to allow for rowbinding, to allow for comparison of different data sets or subsets/versions. 

## Installation

You can install DataAnalysisTools from github with:

```{r gh-installation, eval = FALSE}
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("julianbarg/DataAnalysisTools")
```

## Example

The functions in DataAnalysisTools cover everyday tasks carried out by data scientists and provide for easy-to-read code from the get-go.

```{r example}
build_NA <- DataAnalysisTools::build_NA
NA1 <- build_NA(mtcars)
NA2 <- build_NA(cars)
NA_statistics <- rbind(NA1, NA2)
NA_statistics
```