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A dataset that assigns each county to a unique cluster using the "couplet" algorithm. Couplet
clusters are defined as cross-border county pairs in which each constituent county does not
appear in any other cross-border county pairs. Because each border county may belong to several
cross-border county pairs, the "couplet" algorithm is needed to partition the space with the
goal of maximizing the total number of couplet clusters. Couplet clusters are identified by
cpcp_id
; some counties are excluded from any couplet clusters by the algorithm. To
resolve the issue of non-assignment of some border counties, the relaxed_cpcp_id
identifier assigns non-matched border counties to the couplet their cross-borde neighbor.
Metadata includes: (1) 499 unique couplet clusters mapped to 998 border counties, (2) 186
border counties without a matched couplet cluster, (3) 499 unique relaxed couplet clusters
mapped to 1,183 border counties, (4) 1 border county without a matched relaxed couplet cluster.
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A data frame with 1,184 rows and 6 variables:
County FIPS code, in original string format. Unique identifier.
State postal code corresponding to FIPS code.
Couplet cluster pair identifier.
Relaxed couplet cluster pair identifier.
Binary flag equal to one if a county is unmatched to a couplet cluster.
Binary flag equal to one if a county is unmatched to a relaxed couplet cluster.
See adjacent_county_df
.
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