fars_read_years: Read in multiple Fatality Analysis Reporting System data...
In Paul-Draper/FarsDataAnalysisPD: Tools for Fatality Analysis Reporting System Data Files
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
fars_read_years will read in multiple Fatality Analysis Reporting
System data files based on the years input.
Usage
1
fars_read_years(years)
Arguments
years
Numeric. A vector of years of the associated files to be read in.
Value
fars_read_years will search for the filenames based on the years input.
Refer to make_filename for the file naming conventions used.
If the files exist a list containing the appropriate data will be returned.
For files that do not exist, fars_read_years will throw a warning stating
the relevant year.
Examples
1
2
3
## Not run: fars_read_years(2013:2014)
## Not run: fars_read_years(2020)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
fars_read_years will read in multiple Fatality Analysis Reporting
System data files based on the years input.
Usage
1 | fars_read_years(years)
|
Arguments
years |
Numeric. A vector of years of the associated files to be read in. |
Value
fars_read_years will search for the filenames based on the years input.
Refer to make_filename for the file naming conventions used.
If the files exist a list containing the appropriate data will be returned.
For files that do not exist, fars_read_years will throw a warning stating
the relevant year.
Examples
1 2 3 | ## Not run: fars_read_years(2013:2014)
## Not run: fars_read_years(2020)
|
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