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have an option to specify keep.margins and remove.margins to keep/remove margins in the passed-in target
auto.map option if it makes sense, i.e. allow user to turn off auto-mapping dataframe columns to population variables
have an option to save a custom target distribution, or list of dataframes that the user is created, e.g. save_target
Specific distributions to save out the target files in inst/extdata/targets -- drawing from all the files we've created already from various projects -- and then also to turn into functions (in order of priority):
us_smallbiz_acs_23 (or something similar) for the small business weights that Zoe created
us_aapi_acs_19 (or something similar) for the weights we use for AAPI Data
tx_acs_19, ma_acs_19, etc. etc. for each state gen pop
us_acs_teens_19 or something similar for US teens (these weights should be on the dashboard backend folders somewhere)
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Adding this here, it would be awesome to be able to weight to this population of survey of LGBTQ Americans (we have done surveys with partners interested in this!)
Updated TODOs Jun 16 2023
Functionality:
keep.margins
andremove.margins
to keep/remove margins in the passed-intarget
auto.map
option if it makes sense, i.e. allow user to turn off auto-mapping dataframe columns to population variablessave_target
Specific distributions to save out the target files in
inst/extdata/targets
-- drawing from all the files we've created already from various projects -- and then also to turn into functions (in order of priority):us_smallbiz_acs_23
(or something similar) for the small business weights that Zoe createdus_aapi_acs_19
(or something similar) for the weights we use for AAPI Datatx_acs_19
,ma_acs_19
, etc. etc. for each state gen popus_acs_teens_19
or something similar for US teens (these weights should be on the dashboard backend folders somewhere)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: