idmc_transform_daily() transforms event data from the IDMC API (accessed
through idmc_get_data()). For each event, identified by an event_id,
potentially duplicated data is filtered out. If there are Recommended figure
rows based on the role column, then only those are kept. If there are no
recommended figures, then only the latest update to the event_id data is
kept for each locations_coordinates, using created_at to find latest updates.
idmc_transform_daily(
df,
min_date = as.Date("2018-01-01"),
max_date = Sys.Date(),
filter_min_date = TRUE
)Data frame of daily displacement with the following columns:
Country ISO3 code.
Country or area name.
Type of displacement.
Date.
Daily level of displacement.
Event displacement data frame, generated from idmc_get_data().
Date to backfill displacement data to. By default, min_date
is set the first day of 2018. Only a few observations of the IDMC data
are from before 2018, spanning back to 2011.
If NULL, no backfilling is done, and the first reported
case in the IDMC database is taken as the earliest.
Date to extrapolate all data to, filling with 0. If the
The latest date in the data frame is used if later than max_date.
If NULL, no extrapolation is done.
If TRUE, the default, filters the data to only
contain data from min_date onward. Ensures that the few countries with
observations from 2011 but nothing until 2018 do not skew results.
The data for each event is spread out between
the minimum start and maximum end date for each event?id,
with the total displacement uniformly distributed across all days.
For each country and displacement type (conflict, disaster,
or other), all displacement on a day is summed up to create a total
daily displacement figure.
By default, data is backfilled for all countries and displacement types to the first reported date in the IDMC dataset. Data is always infilled with 0 between start and end dates.
if (FALSE) { # !is.na(Sys.getenv("IDMC_API", unset = NA))
idmc_get_data() %>%
idmc_transform_daily()
}
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