adds Lzzt source datasets #20
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If we are comparing to the list of XPT files, we are missing a few like relrec, se, suppae, etc. Should we add those too?
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All the datasets that Ali reverse-engineered are part of the PR. For any additional datasets, we'll need to do the reverse engineering ourselves or find someone to do it. Here's the source folder: |
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Right. Should we just copy over the entire tree from /main/UpdatedCDISCPilotData/CDASH? This will also include to CSV and SAS datasets, as well as NDJSON.
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Adds reverse-engineered LZZT source datasets created using CDASH in Dataset-JSON v1.0 and then converted to NDJSON v1.1. These are a first take at LZZT raw source datasets. The conversion is courtesy of Ali Dootson.