#' Neighborhood of specific cell in array
#'
#' @param A data array
#' @param idx specific cell to find its neighborhood
#' @param ownRent_vars levels of ownRent variable to return
#' @param sex_vars levels of sex variable to return
#' @param cenRace_vars levels of CenRace variable to return
#' @param age_vars levels of age variable to return
#' @param hispDes_vars levels of hisp variable to return
#' @param minCount min value to return
#' @param maxCount max value to return
#'
#' @return data frame with neighborhood cell of idx
#' @export
#'
nhood <- function(A, idx,
ownRent_vars = c("own", "rnt"),
sex_vars = c("mal", "fem"),
cenRace_vars = c("wh", "bl", "as", "aian", "pac", "oth", "twp"),
age_vars = c("0-17", "18-62", "62p"),
hispDes_vars = c("hisp", "nonhisp"),
minCount = -10^5,
maxCount = 10^5){
# Reform array as data.frame for easier filtering
df <- as.data.frame.table(A) %>%
rename(ownRent = Var1) %>%
rename(sex = Var2) %>%
rename(cenRace = Var3) %>%
rename(age = Var4) %>%
rename(hispDes = Var5) %>%
rename(tract = Var6) %>%
rename(value = Freq)
# Tract that idx is in
tract_vars = idx[6]
# Filter for user selected variables
df2 <- df %>%
filter(ownRent %in% ownRent_vars) %>%
filter(sex %in% sex_vars) %>%
filter(cenRace %in% cenRace_vars) %>%
filter(age %in% age_vars) %>%
filter(hispDes %in% hispDes_vars) %>%
filter(tract %in% paste0("tr", tract_vars)) %>%
filter(value > minCount) %>%
filter(value < maxCount)
return(df2)
} # END nhood() function
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