assign_workplaces: Assign an ESRI workplace to synthetic population
In leerichardson/spew: SPEW Framework for Generating Synthetic Ecosystems
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
We look at the ESR variable from the synthetic people, which is the employment status recode. If values 1, 2, 4, and 5 are considered employed. We then randomly assign the person inside the county, with weights based on numbers of workers at the place. We return the ESRI ID of the workplace Note that in this way, workers do not cross borders.
Usage
1
assign_workplaces(people, workplaces)
Arguments
people
data frame of synthetic people produced by SPEW
workplaces
data frame of workplaces from ESRI
Value
column of workplace IDs for synthetic people
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
We look at the ESR variable from the synthetic people, which is the employment status recode. If values 1, 2, 4, and 5 are considered employed. We then randomly assign the person inside the county, with weights based on numbers of workers at the place. We return the ESRI ID of the workplace Note that in this way, workers do not cross borders.
Usage
1 | assign_workplaces(people, workplaces)
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Arguments
people |
data frame of synthetic people produced by SPEW |
workplaces |
data frame of workplaces from ESRI |
Value
column of workplace IDs for synthetic people
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