Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Given a vector of age group labels, create a factor
that contains
levels for all ages between 0
and break_max
,
plus an open age group (ie an age group with no upper limit.)
The age groups created by format_age_lifetab
are the ones typically used in
"abridged" life tables: "0"
,
"1-4"
, "5-9"
, "10-14"
, and so on up to the
highest age group, which is always open.
1 | format_age_lifetab(x, break_max = 100)
|
x |
A vector of age group labels. |
break_max |
An integer or |
break_max
is used to specify
the oldest age group.
If break_max
is NULL
, the oldest
age group is derived from the data.
All age groups in x
must fall within the intervals
"0"
, "1-4"
, "5-9"
, ....
If x
contains NA
, then the
levels of the factor created by format_age_lifetab
also contain NA
.
A factor with the same length as x
.
Other functions for reformating age group labels are
format_age_year
format_age_multi
format_age_births
format_age_custom
format_age_quarter
format_age_month
date_to_age_year
calculates
ages from dates.
1 2 3 4 5 | format_age_lifetab(x = c("100+", "14", "1-4"))
## set oldest age group to 50+
format_age_lifetab(x = c("100+", "14", "1-4"),
break_max = 80)
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