fars_read_years: Read files from given year and extracts month information in...
In yecong/accdata: State Accidents by Year
Description
Usage
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View source: R/fars_functions.R
Description
This is a function that reads csv files according to given years and then extracts
month and year information from data. The function throws a warning if accident file for
a year cannot be found.
Usage
1
fars_read_years(years)
Arguments
years
A list of string of years that will be used to find the files.
Value
This function returns a list of either data frame where each data frame
contains the MONTH and year column of the dataset or NULL if one or more files
corresponding to year in years do not exist.
Examples
1
## Not run: fars_read_years({"1996", "2013","2014"})
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/fars_functions.R
Description
This is a function that reads csv files according to given years and then extracts month and year information from data. The function throws a warning if accident file for a year cannot be found.
Usage
1 | fars_read_years(years)
|
Arguments
years |
A list of string of years that will be used to find the files. |
Value
This function returns a list of either data frame where each data frame
contains the MONTH and year column of the dataset or NULL if one or more files
corresponding to year in years do not exist.
Examples
1 | ## Not run: fars_read_years({"1996", "2013","2014"})
|
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