The hmd_data() fetches data from multiple statistics and merge them together
in the output. All other functions grab a particular (set of) statistics from
the Human Mortality Database (mortality.org). You need to register an account at
mortality.org to get the data and call the hmd_session() first before
using these functions.
Usage
hmd_data(
country,
stats = "death_rate",
sex_format = c("wide", "long"),
year_range = 1,
age_range = 1
)
hmd_life_expectancy(country, sex_format = c("wide", "long"), year_range = 1)
hmd_birth(country, sex_format = c("wide", "long"))
hmd_life_table(
country,
sex_format = c("wide", "long"),
age_range = 1,
year_range = 1
)
hmd_population(country, sex_format = c("wide", "long"), age_range = 1)
hmd_death(
country,
sex_format = c("wide", "long"),
age_range = 1,
year_range = 1
)
hmd_exposure_to_risk(
country,
sex_format = c("wide", "long"),
age_range = 1,
year_range = 1
)
hmd_death_rate(
country,
sex_format = c("wide", "long"),
age_range = 1,
year_range = 1
)Arguments
- country
The country code to fetch the data for. The input may be a named or unnamed character vector. If the vector is named, then the name is used as the label.
- stats
The statistics to extract. The available statistics are: "birth", "death", "life_expectancy", "exposure_to_risk", "population", "life_tables", and "death_rate".
- sex_format
A logical value to indicate whether the sex should be returned as "long" or "wide" format. The default is "wide".
- range_year, range_age
A single integer indicating the period or cohort year/age range. Generally, only 1, 5 or 10 are available.