Closed dgkeyes closed 3 years ago
Completed in f77a0e785575956082491a980640f01547fa9b1a
I used the following for the mapping between file and category:
tribble(~name, ~category, "bay_area_211", "Offers Free, Prepared Food or Hot Meals", "convenience_stores_osm", "Corner Store", "drugstores_osm", "Drug Store", "farmers_markets", "Farmers Market", "fast_food_osm", "Fast Food Restaurant", "food_banks", "Food Bank", "food_pantries", "Food Pantry", "food_pharmacies", "Food Pharmacy", "pop_up_pantries", "Food Pantry", "prepared_food", "Offers Free, Prepared Food or Hot Meals", "restaurants_osm", "Restaurant", "snap_stores", "Accepts SNAP", "supermarkets", "Supermarket", "wic_stores", "Accepts WIC")
Let me know if I should change any. I also didn't include the market_osm dataset, I couldn't really figure out what it contained?
The markets data was a first pass at farmers markets from the OSM data, but your dataset is much higher quality! So don’t worry about that one.
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On May 7, 2021, at 16:52, Ellen Graham @.***> wrote:
Completed in f77a0e7
I used the following for the mapping between file and category:
tribble(~name, ~category, "bay_area_211", "Offers Free, Prepared Food or Hot Meals", "convenience_stores_osm", "Corner Store", "drugstores_osm", "Drug Store", "farmers_markets", "Farmers Market", "fast_food_osm", "Fast Food Restaurant", "food_banks", "Food Bank", "food_pantries", "Food Pantry", "food_pharmacies", "Food Pharmacy", "pop_up_pantries", "Food Pantry", "prepared_food", "Offers Free, Prepared Food or Hot Meals", "restaurants_osm", "Restaurant", "snap_stores", "Accepts SNAP", "supermarkets", "Supermarket", "wic_stores", "Accepts WIC")
Let me know if I should change any. I also didn't include the market_osm dataset, I couldn't really figure out what it contained?
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Labels look great @grahamammal !
@grahamammal I added liquor store data into the full dataset, I'd previously missed that category
This looks great! I made a few small tweaks to the labels in https://github.com/rfortherestofus/api-food-asset-map/commit/4ff9d9a490e9d79e7271e409333eff378e7606f4
I'm thinking the plural labels are good for the menu and singular labels for the tooltip? I'm forgetting the name but there's an R package that will make all the labels singular so we don't need to go back and do that ourselves.
That's a great point! If you find that package, let me know. We can also just create two columns manually, one for each purpose.
Found it! https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/pluralize/pluralize.pdf None of these labels are particularly difficult or obscure so I'm guessing this will be a good solution
That works!
@grahamammal here are the final categories. I started to update the code in make-full-dataset.R but was worried I might mess something up. Do you mind finalizing things there?
Also, since accepts SNAP/WIC is now a separate variable, please go ahead and create that variable and do the merging we are able to (see #26). Please let me know when that's all set so I can get the client to help with manual matching. Thanks!
Do we still want the Ethnic Markets category if we have a separate variable for international markets? I can match the stores with that category to another category if we want
First of all, I think I had a typo above (forgot to change Ethnic Markets to International Grocery Stores). I fixed that now.
We no longer need ethnic markets as a category/variable. With the international_grocery_store variable, we should make any store that has that get the category "International Grocery Stores". We can then drop the international_grocery_store variable.
Let me know if this makes sense after I did my best to confuse you!
Okay I think I got that sorted out in 79a1eb94b76506a0e9657fb0b1bbc38b2487c412, but you should check to make sure it looks correct
One thing I forgot to mention, I'm leaving in the snap/wic category in that dataset, so I can use it in the file for matching up with snap/wic info
Great, looks good to me! Onward to doing the programatic matching we can do in #26! I'll close this issue and we can discuss anything else that comes up in #26.
See #39