[acs-r] Issue

[Brandon Taylor]

Ok, if anyone is out there...

I just added a line:

in.data$NAME = NULL

after in.data is created and trimmed, and it seemed to have fixed things

On Tue, Mar 30, 2021 at 10:55 AM Brandon Taylor <brandon.taylor221 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> After a round of debugging, I think the issue is in this line:
>
> col.names = names(in.data)[seq(1, (length(in.data) -
>         geo.length), 2)]
>
> Browse[5]> names(in.data)[seq(1, (length(in.data) - +         geo.length), 2)] [1] "X..B01001_001E" "B01001_003E"    "B01001_004E"    "B01001_005E"    "B01001_006E"
>  [6] "B01001_007E"    "B01001_008E"    "B01001_009E"    "B01001_010E"    "B01001_011E"
> [11] "B01001_012E"    "B01001_013E"    "B01001_014E"    "B01001_015E"    "B01001_016E"
> [16] "B01001_017E"    "B01001_018E"    "B01001_019E"    "B01001_020E"    "NAME"
>
>
> I don't think NAME was supposed to have made it in there?
>
> On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 11:06 AM Brandon Taylor <
> brandon.taylor221 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> I'm not sure if I'm asking this question in the right place...
>> I'm running into an error using the package. The code I'm running is:
>>
>> zip_codes = geo.make(zip.code = "*")
>> census_data = acs.fetch( 2015, dataset = "acs", geography = zip_codes,
>> span = 5, variable = c( "B01001_001", "B01001_003", "B01001_004",
>> "B01001_005", "B01001_006", "B01001_007", "B01001_008", "B01001_009",
>> "B01001_010", "B01001_011", "B01001_012", "B01001_013", "B01001_014",
>> "B01001_015", "B01001_016", "B01001_017", "B01001_018", "B01001_019",
>> "B01001_020", "B01001_021", "B01001_022", "B01001_023", "B01001_024",
>> "B01001_025", "B01001_027", "B01001_028", "B01001_029", "B01001_030",
>> "B01001_031", "B01001_032", "B01001_033", "B01001_034", "B01001_035",
>> "B01001_036", "B01001_037", "B01001_038", "B01001_039", "B01001_040",
>> "B01001_041", "B01001_042", "B01001_043", "B01001_044", "B01001_045",
>> "B01001_046", "B01001_047", "B01001_048", "B01001_049", "B02001_001",
>> "B02001_003", "B03001_001", "B03001_003", "B15003_001", "B15003_002",
>> "B15003_003", "B15003_004", "B15003_005", "B15003_006", "B15003_007",
>> "B15003_008", "B15003_009", "B15003_010", "B15003_011", "B15003_012",
>> "B15003_013", "B15003_014", "B15003_015", "B15003_016", "B17001_001",
>> "B17001_002", "B19013_001", "B25008_001", "B25008_002", "B25077_001" ) )
>>
>> And the result I'm getting is
>>
>> Error in dimnames(acs.obj at standard.error) <- list(acs.obj at geography[[1]],
>>  :
>>   length of 'dimnames' [2] not equal to array extent
>> In addition: Warning message:
>> In acs.fetch(endyear = endyear, span = span, geography = geography[[1]],
>>  :
>>   NAs introduced by coercion
>>
>
>
> --
> brandon taylor
> (978) 831-3135
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>


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