check_quitte | R Documentation |
Check an IAMC-style data frame to see if values across variables and regions sum up to the totals specified within the data frame.
check_quitte(quitte, check_variables, check_regions = NULL)
quitte |
IAMC-style data frame. |
check_variables |
List, string or file of variables to check. |
check_regions |
List, string or file of regions to check. |
Checking is performed for all variables and regions in
check_variables
and check_regions
, which can be passed as a list of
format
list("sum" = c("summand1", "summand2", ...))
a character string of format
sum1 summand1a summand1b sum2 summand2a ...
or as the path to a text file with this format.
If checking should be performed for variables or regions that are neither sum
nor summand (e.g., the variable 'GDP' should be summed across regions, but is
itself not a sum of other variables), include them as sum and their only
summand in the respective list (i.e., list("GDP" = "GDP")
or as a double
line in the character string or file.
If check_regions
is NULL
, variables are check across all regions in
quitte
.
A data frame of all entries that did not match.
Michaja Pehl
require(dplyr, quietly = TRUE, warn.conflicts = FALSE)
quitte <- rbind(
data.frame(
model = "REMIND",
scenario = "Baseline",
region = c("World", "USA", "EUR"),
variable = "GDP",
unit = "US$2005",
period = 2005,
value = c(3, 1, 1)
),
data.frame(
model = "REMIND",
scenario = "Baseline",
region = "ROW",
variable = c("FE|Total", "FE|Solids", "FE|Electricity"),
unit = "EJ/a",
period = 2005,
value = c(3, 1, 1)
)
)
check_variables <- list(
"FE|Total" = c("FE|Solids", "FE|Electricity"),
"GDP" = "GDP")
check_regions <- paste0("World\nUSA\nEUR\n\nROW\nROW")
print(quitte)
print(check_variables)
cat(check_regions)
check_quitte(quitte, check_variables, check_regions)
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