Data dictionaries for humans, agents and jumping frogs
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Apparently, you can rent a frog and enter a jumping competition. You might find yourself competing against teams with years or even decades of experience choosing and preparing theirs. Welcome to the Calaveras County Jumping Frog Jubilee. In Astley et al. (2013), researchers studied bullfrog jumps at the event, comparing frogs rented by fairgoers with those entered by experienced teams. Their measurements now provide the example for the Data Dict quickstart.
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