calc_window_pct_change | R Documentation |
Given a time series of new cases over a certain date range, compute a windowed percent change value of cases (i.e. one week versus previous 7 days, etc.).
The window is right-aligned by the date column (beginning the most recent date shifting backwards).
Note that because we're computing based on index rather than calendar time, results will be erroneous if data are not complete for every date.
For type
== "cases", data should contain at least "date" and "new_cases" columns.
For type
== "deaths", data should contain at least "date" and "new_deaths" columns.
calc_window_pct_change(
data,
type = c("cases", "deaths"),
window = 14L,
return_totals = FALSE
)
data |
a data.frame with required columns to compute the metric |
type |
(character) one of cases or deaths, specifying the appropriate basis for the metric |
window |
(numeric, default: 14) a numeric representing days to calculate the metric over |
return_totals |
(default: FALSE) return running sums used to compute |
a df summarized by date with new column pct_change
, or pct_change, cases_current, cases_prev if return_totals
is TRUE
## Not run:
data <- get_covid_df()
calc_window_pct_change(window = 14)
# For grouped operations, group data beforehand and pipe:
data |>
group_by(iso2code, country) |>
calc_window_pct_change(window = 14)
## End(Not run)
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