Retrieve Population Estimates Program data
Usage
tc_get_pep(
geography = NULL,
variables = NULL,
table = NULL,
year,
dataset = NULL,
product = NULL,
breakdown = NULL,
within = NULL,
predicates = NULL,
breakdown_labels = FALSE,
summary_var = NULL,
geometry = FALSE,
keep_geo_vars = FALSE,
key = tc_get_key(),
refresh = FALSE,
cache = TRUE,
ucgid = NULL,
geography_vintage = NULL,
...
)Arguments
- geography
Census geography name.
- variables
Optional character vector of variable names.
- table
Optional table or group identifier. Mutually exclusive with
variables.- year
Dataset year.
- dataset
PEP dataset path, such as
"population"or"components". A leading"pep/"is optional.- product
Optional PEP product alias. Supported values are
"population","components","housing", and"characteristics".- breakdown
Optional characteristics breakdown variables. Supported values are
"AGE","AGEGROUP","SEX","HISP", and"RACE".- within
Optional named list of parent geographies.
- predicates
Optional named list of additional predicates.
- breakdown_labels
Should label variables for supported breakdowns be added automatically?
- summary_var
Optional summary variable to append as
summary_estimate/summary_moe.- geometry
Should geometry be joined after retrieval?
- keep_geo_vars
Should source geometry attributes be retained?
- key
Optional Census API key.
- refresh
Should cached metadata be refreshed?
- cache
Should discovery metadata be cached locally?
- ucgid
Optional
ucgidpredicate.- geography_vintage
Optional geography vintage used for input normalization.
- ...
Geography values such as
state = "NY"orcounty = "001".
Examples
if (FALSE) { # tinycensus::tc_has_key()
tc_get_pep(
year = 2021,
product = "population",
geography = "state",
state = c("NY", "Delaware")
)
}
