README.md

In Struya/mtrostR: Functions for the analysis of fatalities datasets for US

mtrostR

The goal of mtrostR is to facilitate analysis of fatalities dataset produced by US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

The other goal is to serve for testing.

Example

This is a basic example which shows you how to construct a filename string and import a dataset into R session:

# choose a year
my_year <- 2013

# construct filename to be used for importing dataset into R
my_filename <- make_filename(year = my_year)

# import datast into R usint filename string
my_df <- fars_read(my_filename)

my_df

# A tibble: 30,202 x 50
   STATE ST_CASE VE_TOTAL VE_FORMS PVH_INVL  PEDS PERNOTMVIT PERMVIT PERSONS
   <int>   <int>    <int>    <int>    <int> <int>      <int>   <int>   <int>
 1     1   10001        1        1        0     0          0       8       8
 2     1   10002        2        2        0     0          0       2       2
 3     1   10003        1        1        0     0          0       1       1
 4     1   10004        1        1        0     0          0       3       3
 5     1   10005        2        2        0     0          0       3       3
 6     1   10006        2        2        0     0          0       3       3
 7     1   10007        1        1        0     0          0       1       1
 8     1   10008        2        2        0     0          0       2       2
 9     1   10009        1        1        0     0          0       1       1
10     1   10010        2        2        0     0          0       4       4
# ... with 30,192 more rows, and 41 more variables: COUNTY <int>, CITY <int>,
#   DAY <int>, MONTH <int>, YEAR <int>, DAY_WEEK <int>, HOUR <int>, MINUTE <int>,
#   NHS <int>, ROAD_FNC <int>, ROUTE <int>, TWAY_ID <chr>, TWAY_ID2 <chr>,
#   MILEPT <int>, LATITUDE <dbl>, LONGITUD <dbl>, SP_JUR <int>, HARM_EV <int>,
#   MAN_COLL <int>, RELJCT1 <int>, RELJCT2 <int>, TYP_INT <int>, WRK_ZONE <int>,
#   REL_ROAD <int>, LGT_COND <int>, WEATHER1 <int>, WEATHER2 <int>, WEATHER <int>,
#   SCH_BUS <int>, RAIL <chr>, NOT_HOUR <int>, NOT_MIN <int>, ARR_HOUR <int>,
#   ARR_MIN <int>, HOSP_HR <int>, HOSP_MN <int>, CF1 <int>, CF2 <int>, CF3 <int>,
#   FATALS <int>, DRUNK_DR <int>

For more in-depth introductions to mtrostR please take a look at package vignette.

Struya/mtrostR documentation built on May 15, 2019, 4:18 a.m.