Title: | Get Semáforo Epidemiológico Data from Mexico COVID-19 Response |
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Description: | Provides Semáforo Epidemiológico data. The Semáforos are a response measure implemented by the Mexican federal government during the COVID-19 pandemic to mitigate to virus propagation. They are graduated across 4 colors (verde, amarillo, naranja, rojo) that indicate increasing levels of urgency and restrictions. Each Semáforo is defined for a given State for a period of one week before being re-evaluated in the light of new epidemiological data. Proporciona datos de los Semáforos Epidemiológicos. Los Semáforos Epidemiológicos son una medida de respuesta por parte del Gobierno Mexicano durante la pandemia del COVID-19 para mitigar la propagacion del virus. Se clasifican en cuatro colores (verde, amarillo, naranja, rojo) que indican un aumento en los niveles de urgencia y restricciones. Los Semáforos Epidemiológicos se definen para cada Estado, y son actualizados semanalmente. |
Authors: | Hugo Gruson [aut, cre, cph] |
Maintainer: | Hugo Gruson <[email protected]> |
License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
Version: | 0.1.0 |
Built: | 2024-11-12 02:56:18 UTC |
Source: | https://github.com/bisaloo/semaforos |
Get Semáforo Epidemiológico Data from Mexico COVID-19 Response
semaforos_get(format = c("long", "wide"))
semaforos_get(format = c("long", "wide"))
format |
Either |
if format = "long"
, a data.frame
with 4 columns:
estado
which contains the name of the state to which the semaforo
in the row applies
year
the four-digit year (%Y
in strptime()
)
week
the two-digit week, as specified in the ISO8601 (%W
in
strptime()
color
the color of the semaforo, indicating the alert level
if format = "wide"
, a data.frame
with estado
as the first column
and then one column for each week, with the column names indicating the week
in the format %Y-W%W
(e.g., "2021-W02")
sw <- semaforos_get(format = "wide") head(sw) sl <- semaforos_get(format = "long") head(sl)
sw <- semaforos_get(format = "wide") head(sw) sl <- semaforos_get(format = "long") head(sl)