Referencing fixes - #40
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This is getting in the way of processing a public dataset, so I'm going to merge it but be on the lookout for issues. |
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Referencing fixes 71edff2
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Two commits addressing two separate referencing issues:
skipoption. This is currently useful for datasets that are already referenced (such as the Michigan musicianship dataset). It could be needed in the future for other use cases.averageis provided, but the existing code turned all inputs into a list, meaning referencing would be provided['average']literally.