to_level: to_level
In danielruss/socR: Useful functions for working with occupation coding
View source: R/soc_2010.R
View source: R/codingsystem.R
to_level R Documentation
to_level
Description
A utility function for converting occupational codes to higher levels
in the hierarchy.
Usage
to_level(codingsystem, level)
Arguments
codingsystem
The coding system we are using
level
The level in the coding system we want. Should be a column name
in the codingsystem table.
Value
a function that converts a vector of codes from a lower level
to a the level input.
Examples
to_soc2010_2d <- to_level(soc2010_all, soc2d)
to_soc2010_2d(c("11-1011","15-1110"))
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to_level
Description
A utility function for converting occupational codes to higher levels in the hierarchy.
Usage
to_level(codingsystem, level)
Arguments
codingsystem |
The coding system we are using |
level |
The level in the coding system we want. Should be a column name in the codingsystem table. |
Value
a function that converts a vector of codes from a lower level to a the level input.
Examples
to_soc2010_2d <- to_level(soc2010_all, soc2d)
to_soc2010_2d(c("11-1011","15-1110"))
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