Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/aggregate_for_variable_by_nuts.R
Aggregates data for a variable and a lists of nuts_ids for each year.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | aggregate_for_variable_by_nuts(
nuts_ids,
VarName,
aggregation_name,
group_by = "sum",
NUTS_level = "all",
data = EntrancesData
)
|
nuts_ids |
vector with character strings with the regional IDs that shall be aggregated. |
VarName |
character string with the name of the variable. |
aggregation_name |
ID of the aggregated variable, which will be used instead of the regional ID (NUTS_ID) |
group_by |
"sum", "mean", "median", indicates whether aggregation should work by using the sum, the mean or the median of the data. |
NUTS_level |
indicates, if the nuts_ids shall be filtered on a specific NUTS level (NUTS3, NUTS2, NUTS1, NUTS country). Default is all. |
data |
dataframe, from which you want to extract your data. Default is the EntrancesData dataset |
dataframe, with the sum of the values of the variable for each year, with no NAs
1 2 3 4 | #Define a list of NUTS IDs , a variable and the type of aggregation (sum, mean or median) and the name for the regional ID for the aggregation to get a data frame with the aggregated values for each year.
#Additionally you can filter your NUTS IDs for a specific level (NUTS3, NUTS2, NUTS1, NUTS country).
#You can define a data frame, if you don't want to use the EntrancesData data set from the package.
aggregate_for_variable_by_nuts(nuts_ids=c("ITG2B", "ITG2C"), VarName="GDP_EUR", aggregation_name="GDP_Sulcis_NUTS3", group_by="sum", NUTS_level="all", data=EntrancesData)
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