parse_year_format: Download and parse Stata file for a specific NIS year.
In mustafaascha/nisr: Read and Translate National Inpatient Sample Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
This function is used by read_nis. Given a year between 2004 and 2012,
the function returns a dataframe
containing four components describing each NIS variable that is provided
for that year: (1) type, (2) name, (3) starting character number for
fixed-width reading, (4) ending character number for fixed-width reading.
Usage
1
parse_year_format(file, file_year)
Arguments
file
This is the NIS file type that you would like to read. Choose one of c("core", "hospital", "dxpr", "severity")
file_year
The year that your NIS file comes from.
Value
A data.frame with four vectors, each describing the fixed-width NIS file from file_year
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
This function is used by read_nis. Given a year between 2004 and 2012,
the function returns a dataframe
containing four components describing each NIS variable that is provided
for that year: (1) type, (2) name, (3) starting character number for
fixed-width reading, (4) ending character number for fixed-width reading.
Usage
1 | parse_year_format(file, file_year)
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Arguments
file |
This is the NIS file type that you would like to read. Choose one of c("core", "hospital", "dxpr", "severity") |
file_year |
The year that your NIS file comes from. |
Value
A data.frame with four vectors, each describing the fixed-width NIS file from file_year
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