calcShare: Share Calculation for Single Key Found in Column
In xavier-gutierrez/validation_figures: Restructures Rgcam Project Files and Plots Validation Figures
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Description
This function is used repeatedly in the query calcultions above. It calculates shares of a total value,
where the total value is calculated using an aggregation by Units, scenario, forcing, branch, year,
region.
Usage
1
Arguments
key
string, single key found in unique(df$column)
column
unquoted column name, name of column that contains set of all possible keys
df
data.frame, contains "Land Allocation" data from Comparison Figures object
Details
The output contains shares of the total for only one key. To get the shares calculated for all keys,
we would grab the set of unique keys, lapply over them, and unlist:
sharesForAllKeys <- lapply(keys, calcshare, column, df)
bind_rows()
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Description Usage Arguments Details
Description
This function is used repeatedly in the query calcultions above. It calculates shares of a total value, where the total value is calculated using an aggregation by Units, scenario, forcing, branch, year, region.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
key |
string, single key found in unique(df$column) |
column |
unquoted column name, name of column that contains set of all possible keys |
df |
data.frame, contains "Land Allocation" data from Comparison Figures object |
Details
The output contains shares of the total for only one key. To get the shares calculated for all keys, we would grab the set of unique keys, lapply over them, and unlist:
sharesForAllKeys <- lapply(keys, calcshare, column, df) bind_rows()
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