CompareLMAsStat

This function computes several statistics to be used for comparing partitions, e.g. for parameter selection.

Produces Labour Market Areas from commuting flows available at elementary territorial units. It provides tools for automatic tuning based on spatial contiguity. It also allows for statistical analyses and visualisation of the new functional geography.

Luisa Franconi

LabourMarketAreas

Identification, Tuning, Visualisation and Analysis of Labour
Market Areas

CompareLMAsStat function

<dl><dt>list.lma</dt>
<dd>list of LMAs to be compared. Each component of the list is a list of at least two components: lma and param (see the output of the function findCluster). The lma component is a list of three data.tables: clusterList, LWClus and marginals (the names should have not been assigned; otherwise use function DeleteLmaName). The param is a numeric vector containing the parameters of the corresponding LMAs, i.e. minSZ, minSC, tarSZ, tarSC.</dd><dt>dat</dt>
<dd>data frame/data.table with the original commuting flows between communities. It contains three columns: community_live, community_work and amount.</dd></dl>

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Daniela Ichim, Luisa Franconi, Michele D'Alo'

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CompareLMAsStat — CompareLMAsStat

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<dt>list.lma</dt>
<dd>list of LMAs to be compared. Each component of the list is a list of at least two components: lma and param (see the output of the function findCluster). The lma component is a list of three data.tables: clusterList, LWClus and marginals (the names should have not been assigned; otherwise use function DeleteLmaName). The param is a numeric vector containing the parameters of the corresponding LMAs, i.e. minSZ, minSC, tarSZ, tarSC.</dd>

<dt>dat</dt>
<dd>data frame/data.table with the original commuting flows between communities. It contains three columns: community_live, community_work and amount.</dd>

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CompareLMAsStat: CompareLMAsStat

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