View source: R/nhanes_translate.R
nhanesTranslate | R Documentation |
Returns code translations for categorical variables, which appear in most NHANES tables.
nhanesTranslate(
nh_table,
colnames = NULL,
data = NULL,
nchar = 128,
mincategories = 2,
details = FALSE,
dxa = FALSE,
cleanse_numeric = FALSE
)
nh_table |
The name of the NHANES table to retrieve. |
colnames |
The names of the columns to translate. It will translate all the columns by default. |
data |
If a data frame is passed, then code translation will
be applied directly to the data frame. |
nchar |
Applies only when data is defined. Code translations
can be very long. |
mincategories |
The minimum number of categories needed for code translations to be applied to the data (default=2). |
details |
If TRUE then all available table translation information is displayed (default=FALSE). |
dxa |
If TRUE then the 2005-2006 DXA translation table will be used (default=FALSE). |
cleanse_numeric |
Logical flag. If |
Most NHANES data tables have encoded values. E.g. 1 =
'Male', 2 = 'Female'. Thus it is often helpful to view the code
translations and perhaps insert the translated values in a data
frame. Only a single table may be specified, but multiple
variables within that table can be selected. Code translations
are retrieved for each variable. If the environment variable
NHANES_TABLE_BASE
was set during startup, the value of
this variable is used as the base URL instead of
https://wwwn.cdc.gov (this allows the use of a local or
alternative mirror of the CDC documentation).
The code translation table (or translated data frame when data is defined). Returns NULL upon error.
nhanesTranslate('DEMO_B', c('DMDBORN','DMDCITZN'))
nhanesTranslate('BPX_F', 'BPACSZ', details=TRUE)
nhanesTranslate('BPX_F', 'BPACSZ', data=nhanes('BPX_F'))
trans_demo = nhanesTranslate('DEMO_B')
length(trans_demo)
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