pm_mutate: Modify Improperly Parsed Addresses

In chris-prener/postmastr: Tidy Tools for Standardizing and Parsing Street Addresses

Description

Difficult to parse addresses, particularly those that have alphanumeric house ranges as well as units associated with them, may be mis-parsed by postmastr. This function can be used to manually fix mis-parsed address data.

Usage

pm_mutate(.data, uid, address, house, house_range, house_frac, house_suf,
    pre_dir, street, street_suf, suf_dir, unit_type, unit_num,
    city, state, postal, locale = "us")

Arguments

.data	A postmastr object created with pm_prep
uid	A pm.uid value to edit.
address	Optional; the new value for the pm.address variable.
house	Optional; the new value for the pm.house variable.
house_range	Optional; the new value (or vector) for the pm.houseRange variable.
house_frac	Optional; the new value for the pm.houseFrac variable.
house_suf	Optional; the new value for the pm.houseSuf variable.
pre_dir	Optional; the new value for the pm.preDir variable.
street	Optional; the new value for the pm.street variable.
street_suf	Optional; the new value for the pm.streetSuf variable.
suf_dir	Optional; the new value for the pm.sufDir variable.
unit_type	Optional; the new value for the pm.unitType variable.
unit_num	Optional; the new value (or vector) for the pm.unitNum variable.
city	Optional; the new value for the pm.city variable.
state	Optional; the new value for the pm.state variable.
postal	Optional; the new value for the pm.postal variable.
locale	A string indicating the country these data represent; the only current option is "us" but this is included to facilitate future expansion.

chris-prener/postmastr documentation built on Dec. 13, 2020, 3:39 a.m.