R/tongfen.R
estimate_tongfen_correspondence.Rd
Get correspondence data for arbitrary congruent geometries. Congruent means that one can obtain a common tiling by aggregating several sub-geometries in each of the two input geo data. Worst case scenario the only common tiling is given by unioning all sub-geometries and there is no finer common tiling.
estimate_tongfen_correspondence(
data,
geo_identifiers,
method = "estimate",
tolerance = 50,
computation_crs = NULL
)
list of geometries of class sf
vector of unique geographic identifiers for each list entry in data.
aggregation method. Possible values are "estimate" or "identifier". "estimate" estimates the correspondence purely from the geographic data. "identifier" assumes that regions with identical geo_identifiers are the same, and uses the "estimate" method for the remaining regions. Default is "estimate".
tolerance (in projected coordinate units of `computation_crs`) for feature matching
optional crs in which the computation should be carried out, defaults to crs of the first entry in the data parameter.
A correspondence table linking geo1_uid and geo2_uid with unique TongfenID and TongfenUID columns that enumerate the common geometry.
# Estimate a common geography for 2006 and 2016 dissemination areas in the City of Vancouver
# based on the geographic data.
if (FALSE) {
regions <- list(CSD="5915022")
data_06 <- cancensus::get_census("CA06",regions=regions,geo_format='sf',level="DA") %>%
rename(GeoUID_06=GeoUID)
data_16 <- cancensus::get_census("CA16",regions=regions,geo_format="sf",level="DA") %>%
rename(GeoUID_16=GeoUID)
correspondence <- estimate_tongfen_correspondence(list(data_06, data_16),
c("GeoUID_06","GeoUID_16"))
}