cbind.acs: Combine acs Objects by Columns
In acs: Download, Manipulate, and Present American Community Survey and Decennial Data from the US Census
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Author(s)
Description
Take a pair of acs objects and combine by columns.
Usage
1
2
3
Arguments
e1, e2
two acs-class objects
...
provided for consistency with cbind S3 method
Details
When passed two acs-class objects, cbind will first check to
confirm whether the objects contain compatible data: same endyear and
span; same geography. If not, it will issue a warning, but will still
proceed.
After this check, the function will return a new acs object that has
resulted from combining the two arguments column-wise. The effect is
essentially the same as cbind on the underlying estimate and
standard.error matrices, with all the additional acs metadata tended
to.
Value
Returns a single new acs object with all of the data contained
in the two arguments.
Author(s)
Ezra Haber Glenn eglenn@mit.edu
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s)
Description
Take a pair of acs objects and combine by columns.
Usage
1 2 3 |
Arguments
e1, e2 |
two acs-class objects |
... |
provided for consistency with cbind S3 method |
Details
When passed two acs-class objects, cbind will first check to confirm whether the objects contain compatible data: same endyear and span; same geography. If not, it will issue a warning, but will still proceed.
After this check, the function will return a new acs object that has resulted from combining the two arguments column-wise. The effect is essentially the same as cbind on the underlying estimate and standard.error matrices, with all the additional acs metadata tended to.
Value
Returns a single new acs object with all of the data contained in the two arguments.
Author(s)
Ezra Haber Glenn eglenn@mit.edu
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