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My understanding of the get_correspondence_abs function is that the population-weighted correspondence is just from the ABS itself. I'm wondering if there's appetite/scope to include a stack of alternative and/or more updated correspondences:
Self-calculated population-weighted correspondences, to provide updated (but cruder) versions while waiting for the ABS to release updated ones based on mesh blocks
a. Both pro rata (one-to-many)...
b. ...and one-to-one (probably just a convenience function to group correspondences by from and select max to)
Geographical centroid (one-to-one) correspondences (I think there was discussion with ellisp / daviddiviny on this but not sure it got implemented?)
Geographical area overlap (both one-to-one and pro rata / one-to-many)
Definition of done:
Lists of correspondences from various (all?) regions (and year-versions thereof) to various (all?) other regions (and year-versions)
Potential approaches:
Just provide functions to do this, rather than pre-compute all combinations
Pre-compute all combinations
Pros:
I know I for one do at least one of the above over and over again for different projects, so having this in one place once would be super convenient
Providing these pre-calculated options should, I think, cover the majority of use-cases (notably, supporting both one-to-one and one-to-many correspondences)
Cons:
These aren't highly rigorous approaches and come with a bunch of caveats, obviously. Would need to include those in the documentation
Pre-computing these for all (?) combinations of regions would take a long time
Happy to do the PR on this one, but interested in others' philosophical takes. @wfmackey ?
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A motivating factor I forgot to mention explicitly - the main reason for including this in {absmapsdata} rather than a separate package is just that 95% of the time I'm doing this with things from {absmapsdata}.
hi Michael - it would be great to have the self-calculated population-weighted correspondences.
I am wary of adding in self-calculated objects into this package, mainly because it muddies what is straight from the ABS and what has some non-ABS decision rules applied to it. But I think they would be great in a separate package that can be then called from strayr (as absmapsdata is now).
My understanding of the
get_correspondence_abs
function is that the population-weighted correspondence is just from the ABS itself. I'm wondering if there's appetite/scope to include a stack of alternative and/or more updated correspondences:a. Both pro rata (one-to-many)...
b. ...and one-to-one (probably just a convenience function to group correspondences by
from
and select maxto
)Definition of done:
from
various (all?) regions (and year-versions thereof)to
various (all?) other regions (and year-versions)Potential approaches:
Pros:
Cons:
Happy to do the PR on this one, but interested in others' philosophical takes. @wfmackey ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: