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library(targets)

Introduction

Data analysis pipelines are a great way to keep your work organized and reproducible. It also helps with adding new tweaks or adjustments without running the parts that don’t need it! Below we’ll show the current setup for the targets pipeline and how processes (functions) are related to outputs (objects). This allows us to rerun the analysis or update the analysis more efficiently for future iterations. For more information on the {targets} package and framework go here.

Pipeline

Below is the pipeline network and how everything is related.

targets::tar_visnetwork()