View source: R/census_format.R
census_format | R Documentation |
This function takes a dataframe of geocoding outputs and wrangles it into a Census Geocoder output format for comparability. The main variable names are set as "address_input", "match", "match_detail", "address_output", "latlon", "tiger", "side", "state_fips", "county_fips", "census_tract", and "census_block".
census_format( df, input_type = "n/a", longitude = "longitude", latitude = "latitude", street = "street", city = "szSitusCity", state = "sSitusState", zip = "sSitusZip", cutoff = 0.87, accuracy = NULL, addr_all = NULL, sep = ", ", file_date = NULL, vars_keep = NULL )
df |
Input dataframe. |
input_type |
Type of output. You can specify 'geocodio' or 'dstk'. |
longitude |
Variable name for longitude. Defaults to "longitude." |
latitude |
Variable name for latitude. Defaults to "latitude" |
street |
Variable for street address. |
city |
Variable for city. |
state |
Variable for state abbreviation. |
zip |
Variable for zip code. |
cutoff |
If specified with 'accuracy', will filter for geocoded outputs with accuracy level above the cutoff. Defaults to 0.87. |
accuracy |
Variable for accuracy. |
addr_all |
Variable for one-line address, or street-city-state-zip pasted. It will be created if not specified as existing variable. |
sep |
Separator to use in creating 'addr_all'. |
file_date |
Geocoded date. Defaults to 'Sys.time()'. |
vars_keep |
Variables to keep besides the census format. |
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