The property that names this collection was introduced as a reformulation of Edgar Codd’s third normal form in which non-prime attributes depend solely and non-transitively on keys. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this collection of packages developed by Hadley Wickham that includes the purrr toolkit for functional programming as well as an implementation of the Grammar of Graphics.
ANSWER: tidyverse
[10e] The tidyverse was developed for this language, commonly used for data analysis. This competitor of STATA was inspired by the similarly named S programming language.
ANSWER: R
[10m] Tidyverse’s dplyr (“DIP-lurr”) can be used to set up these specific structures pioneered by Codd. A unique key is assigned to each row in Codd’s model of these structures, which consist of tuples of attributes.
ANSWER: relational database [prompt on database or RDB or the relational model]
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