I'm trying to get daily cases and deaths for all states in the US. However, I've found that the output of getAdmin1ByCountry is not as complete as the output of getEpiData for an individual state. See the below example involving Nevada:
> library( outbreakinfo )
Warning message:
replacing previous import ‘jsonlite::flatten’ by ‘purrr::flatten’ when loading ‘outbreakinfo’
> library( dplyr )
Attaching package: ‘dplyr’
The following objects are masked from ‘package:stats’:
filter, lag
The following objects are masked from ‘package:base’:
intersect, setdiff, setequal, union
> nv <- getEpiData( "Nevada", admin_level = 1 )
downloading [==============================] 100% eta: 0s
> dim( nv )
[1] 880 56
> nv_admin <- getAdmn1ByCountry("United States of America") %>% filter( name=="Nevada" )
downloading [==============>---------------] 51% eta: 3m
> dim( nv_admin )
[1] 300 57
I think the problem is that the output of getAdmin1ByCountry seems to be capped at 26,000 rows, and the expected output would be ~44,000 rows.
I'm trying to get daily cases and deaths for all states in the US. However, I've found that the output of
getAdmin1ByCountryis not as complete as the output ofgetEpiDatafor an individual state. See the below example involving Nevada:I think the problem is that the output of
getAdmin1ByCountryseems to be capped at 26,000 rows, and the expected output would be ~44,000 rows.