nuts_get_data()
returns the classified data after running nuts_classify()
.
Arguments
- data
A nuts.classified object returned by
nuts_classify()
.
Details
Console messages can be controlled with rlang::local_options(nuts.verbose = "quiet")
to silence messages and
nuts.verbose = "verbose"
to switch messages back on.
Examples
library(dplyr)
# Load EUROSTAT data of manure storage deposits
data(manure)
# Classify version of NUTS 2 codes in Germany
classified <- manure %>%
filter(nchar(geo) == 4) %>%
filter(indic_ag == 'I07A_EQ_Y') %>%
filter(grepl('^DE', geo)) %>%
filter(time == 2003) %>%
select(-indic_ag, -time) %>%
# Data varies at the NUTS code level
nuts_classify(nuts_code = 'geo')
#>
#> ── Classifying version of NUTS codes ───────────────────────────────────────────
#> Within groups defined by country:
#> ! These NUTS codes cannot be identified or classified: DEZZ.
#> ✔ Unique NUTS version classified.
#> ✖ Missing NUTS codes detected. See the tibble 'missing_data' in the output.
nuts_get_data(classified)
#> # A tibble: 36 × 5
#> from_code from_version from_level country values
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 DE11 2006 2 Germany 11320
#> 2 DE12 2006 2 Germany 3710
#> 3 DE13 2006 2 Germany 9710
#> 4 DE14 2006 2 Germany 11220
#> 5 DE21 2006 2 Germany 22760
#> 6 DE22 2006 2 Germany 16390
#> 7 DE23 2006 2 Germany 12500
#> 8 DE24 2006 2 Germany 8440
#> 9 DE25 2006 2 Germany 10380
#> 10 DE26 2006 2 Germany 6150
#> # ℹ 26 more rows