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[djvill]

You've done a lot of data processing---really nice work! I'm particularly impressed with how you've been able to leverage a lot of different skills in putting your data together

Please knit data_processing_note.Rmd so readers can read it as a more readable GitHub Markdown document

Remember not to set the working directory---use relative paths instead! Otherwise Jenny Bryan will "come into your office and SET YOUR COMPUTER ON FIRE" (https://twitter.com/hadleywickham/status/940021008764846080/photo/1)

Where does PELIC_speech_compiled.csv come from? Please make sure it's shared in your repo, because otherwise nobody else will be able to reconstruct your analysis!

I'm a little confused by new_wdDat and why there are just 3 files represented---is that just so you have a smaller sample to work with for testing?

You might want to use more descriptive object names; future-you might not remember what the difference between dat2 and dat3 was supposed to be! Note also that you've got two different objects named dat that don't appear to be the same thing. In general, if you find yourself struggling to come up with good names for an object, that might be a signal that it doesn't need to be its own object; you could probably pare down the number of dataframes you create

Re: the PrimaryStress coding, here's a simple to fix it: replace lines 150-152 with mutate(stress = if_else(str_detect(paste0("[", PrimaryStress, "]"), currentSyll), "stressed", "unstressed")). This turns PrimaryStress into a regex character class (paste0("[", PrimaryStress, "]") to surround PrimaryStress with square brackets) that currentSyll is matched against