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covidregionaldata (version 0.9.3)

Belgium: Belgium Class for downloading, cleaning and processing notification data

Description

Information for downloading, cleaning and processing COVID-19 region level 1 and 2 data for Belgium.

Arguments

Super class

covidregionaldata::DataClass -> Belgium

Public fields

origin

name of origin to fetch data for

supported_levels

A list of supported levels.

supported_region_names

A list of region names in order of level.

supported_region_codes

A list of region codes in order of level. ISO 3166-2 codes are used for both region and province levels in Belgium, and for provinces these are marked as being iso_3166_2_province

common_data_urls

List of named links to raw data that are common across levels.

level_data_urls

List of named links to raw data specific to each level of regions. For Belgium, there are only additional data for level 1 regions.

source_data_cols

existing columns within the raw data

source_text

Plain text description of the source of the data

source_url

Website address for explanation/introduction of the data

Methods

Public methods

Method set_region_codes()

Set up a table of region codes for clean data

Usage

Belgium$set_region_codes()

Method download()

Downloads data from source and (for Belgium) applies an initial data patch.

Usage

Belgium$download()

Method clean_level_1()

Region-level Data Cleaning

Usage

Belgium$clean_level_1()

Method clean_level_2()

Province-level Data Cleaning

Usage

Belgium$clean_level_2()

Method clone()

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

Belgium$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

deep

Whether to make a deep clone.

See Also

Subnational data sources Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Covid19DataHub, Cuba, Estonia, France, Germany, Google, India, Italy, JHU, Lithuania, Mexico, Netherlands, SouthAfrica, Switzerland, UK, USA

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
region <- Belgium$new(verbose = TRUE, steps = TRUE, get = TRUE, level = "2")
region$return()
# }

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