fars_read: read in a data file as a tibble named "data"
In Beryli-122/fars_package: The Fatality Analysis Reporting System Extraction using the National Highway Traffic Safety dataset
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
this is a simple function that firstly find the datafile's name in the current content, if there is not such the file,
the function would return "file dose not exist", if there is the file, the function would read in the data and make it
a tibble table.
Usage
1
fars_read(filename)
Arguments
filename
A character string giving the data file's physical name
Value
this function returns a tibble data with column number and row number and a dataset named "data", it also
returns "file filename does not exist".
Examples
1
## Not run: fars_read("accident_2013.csv.bz2")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
this is a simple function that firstly find the datafile's name in the current content, if there is not such the file, the function would return "file dose not exist", if there is the file, the function would read in the data and make it a tibble table.
Usage
1 | fars_read(filename)
|
Arguments
filename |
A character string giving the data file's physical name |
Value
this function returns a tibble data with column number and row number and a dataset named "data", it also
returns "file filename does not exist".
Examples
1 | ## Not run: fars_read("accident_2013.csv.bz2")
|
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