summary_statistics: Compute basic summary statistics.
In dd-harp/population_comparison_bioko: Compares population estimates for Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Computes total population, maximum population density,
percent empty, percent urban, and pareto number.
Total population makes sense here because the area is
surrounded by water, so that every filled pixel is part
of this administrative unit.
Usage
1
summary_statistics(population, density, urban_per_kilometer_sq)
Arguments
population
raster::raster of population data.
density
raster::raster that is density estimated population data
Value
A list with the statistics, which are maximum value, total
population, pareto fraction, urban fraction, and NA fraction.
Columns are 'maximum', 'total', 'empty_fraction', 'pareto_fraction',
'urban_fraction', 'na_fraction'.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Computes total population, maximum population density, percent empty, percent urban, and pareto number. Total population makes sense here because the area is surrounded by water, so that every filled pixel is part of this administrative unit.
Usage
1 | summary_statistics(population, density, urban_per_kilometer_sq)
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Arguments
population |
raster::raster of population data. |
density |
raster::raster that is density estimated population data |
Value
A list with the statistics, which are maximum value, total population, pareto fraction, urban fraction, and NA fraction. Columns are 'maximum', 'total', 'empty_fraction', 'pareto_fraction', 'urban_fraction', 'na_fraction'.
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