---
data_dictionary: absorbent-paper.csv

description: >
  Foot progression angle (FPA) is typically
  measured using an expensive pressure
  platform, but this dataset examines a
  simpler approach using water, absorbent 
  paper, and a goniometer. Thirteen 
  children were assessed both on the 
  left foot and the right foot. This was 
  repeated two weeks later. In this study,
  all the assessments were negative, 
  representing in-toeing gait.

source: >
  Josse, Antoine (2018), “Absorbent 
  paper method for recording children 
  foot progression angle”, Mendeley Data,
  V2, doi: 10.17632/7258b94yvp.2

copyright:
  CC By 4.0

format:
  comma-delimited

varnames:
 first row of data
  
missing_value_code: 
  Not needed

size:
  rows: 26
  columns: 4

vars:
  case:
     label: ID for individual child
  
  foot:
    values:
    - left
    - right
  
  measure1:
    label: First measure of FPA

  measure2:
    label: Second measure of FPA
---