| reformat_age | R Documentation |
Convert age group labels to one of three formats:
Single-year age groups, eg
"0", "1", ..., "99", "100+".
Life table age groups, eg
"0", "1-4", "5-9", ..., "95-99", "100+"'.
Five-year age groups, eg
"0-4", "5-9", ..., "95-99", "100+".
By default reformat_age() returns a factor
that includes all intermediate age groups.
See below for examples.
reformat_age(x, factor = TRUE)
x |
A vector. |
factor |
Whether the return value should be a factor. |
reformat_age() applies the following algorithm:
Tidy and translate text,
eg convert "20 to 24 years" to
"20-24", convert "infant" to
"0", or convert "100 or more" to
"100+".
Check whether the resulting
labels could have been produced by
age_labels(). If not, throw an error.
If factor is TRUE
(the default), then return a factor. The levels of
this factor include all intermediate age groups.
Otherwise return a character vector.
When x consists entirely of numbers, reformat_age()
also checks for two special cases:
If every element of x is a multiple of 5,
and if max(x) >= 50, then x is assumed to
describe 5-year age groups
If every element of x is 0, 1, or a multiple
of 5, with max(x) >= 50, then x is assumed
to describe life table age groups.
If factor is TRUE,
then reformat_age() returns a factor;
otherwise it returns a character vector.
age_labels(), reformat_sex()
reformat_age(c("80 to 84", "90 or more", "85 to 89"))
## factor contains intermediate level missing from 'x'
reformat_age(c("80 to 84", "90 or more"))
## non-factor
reformat_age(c("80 to 84", "90 or more"),
factor = FALSE)
## single
reformat_age(c("80", "90plus"))
## life table
reformat_age(c("0",
"30-34",
"10--14",
"1-4 years"))
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