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    Author(s)Walker, Kyle
    PublisherTaylor and Francis Ltd
    Edition1st Edition
    ISBN9781032366449
    Pages352
    BindingSoftbound
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearNovember 2018

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    Taylor and Francis Ltd Analyzing US Census Data 1st Edition 2018 Softbound by Walker, Kyle

    Access US Census Bureau geographic and demographic data directly within R.Wrangle Census data with tidyverse tools and work with margins of error in the American Community Survey.Make maps and interactive web visualizations with US Census data.Explore Census data with spatial analysis using the sf package.Integrate Census data into spatial and machine learning models. 1. The United States Census and the R programming language 2. An introduction to tidycensus 3. Wrangling Census data with tidyverse tools 4. Exploring US Census data with visualization 5. Census geographic data and applications in R 6. Mapping Census data with R 7. Spatial analysis with US Census data 8. Modeling US Census data 9. Introduction to Census microdata 10. Analyzing Census microdata 11. Other Census and government data resources 12. Working with Census data outside the United States 13. Conclusion