R/data.R

In byuidatascience/data4names: What the Package Does (One Line, Title Case)

#'
#' @title Birth names counts by year for each US state
#' @description A cleaned data set of birth names by year with counts for US states as well
#' @format A data frame with columns:
#' \describe{
#'  \item{name}{The variable is character. Baby name}
#'  \item{year}{The variable is numeric. Birth year}
#'  \item{AK}{The variable is numeric. Total for state}
#'  \item{AL}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{AR}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{AZ}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{CA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{CO}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{CT}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{DC}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{DE}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{FL}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{GA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{HI}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{IA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{ID}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{IL}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{IN}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{KS}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{KY}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{LA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MD}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{ME}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MI}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MN}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MO}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MS}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MT}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NC}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{ND}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NE}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NH}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NJ}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NM}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NV}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NY}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{OH}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{OK}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{OR}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{PA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{RI}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{SC}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{SD}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{TN}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{TX}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{UT}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{VA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{VT}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{WA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{WI}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{WV}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{WY}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{Total}{The variable is numeric. Total for the US}
#' }
#' @source \url{https://data.world/government/us-baby-names-by-state}
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' names_year
#'}
'names_year'



#'
#' @title Birth names gender
#' @description A cleaned data set of birth names for gender and US states
#' @format A data frame with columns:
#' \describe{
#'  \item{name}{The variable is character. Baby name}
#'  \item{number_female}{The variable is numeric. Number of females}
#'  \item{number_male}{The variable is numeric. Number of males}
#'  \item{prob_female}{The variable is numeric. Probability the name is female}
#'  \item{prob_male}{The variable is numeric. Probability the name is male}
#'  \item{AK}{The variable is numeric. Total for state}
#'  \item{AL}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{AR}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{AZ}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{CA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{CO}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{CT}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{DC}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{DE}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{FL}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{GA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{HI}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{IA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{ID}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{IL}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{IN}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{KS}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{KY}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{LA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MD}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{ME}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MI}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MN}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MO}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MS}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{MT}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NC}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{ND}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NE}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NH}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NJ}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NM}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NV}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{NY}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{OH}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{OK}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{OR}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{PA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{RI}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{SC}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{SD}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{TN}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{TX}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{UT}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{VA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{VT}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{WA}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{WI}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{WV}{The variable is numeric. }
#'  \item{WY}{The variable is numeric. }
#' }
#' @source \url{https://data.world/government/us-baby-names-by-state}
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' names_prob
#'}
'names_prob'