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  • SchroederA.pdf

    Mark Mather
    Mark Mather
    • SchroederA.pdf
    • over 2 years ago
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    • 2023 ACS Conference Files
  • RE: Need zip code estimate for Age 0-21

    Beth Jarosz
    Beth Jarosz
    Is this ZIP in an urban area that could possibly be approximated using PUMAs?

    If not, you can cobble population ages 0-21 together (based on ZCTAs, a group of tracts, or a group of block groups) based on the B01001 tables (race/ethnicity detail can be…
    • over 6 years ago
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  • RE: ACS API issues from R packages

    Matt Herman
    Matt Herman
    Hi Dave, I’d recommend posting the exact code you are running and the error messages that are returned on the tidycensus GitHub issues page: github.com/.../issues

    You might also try updating to the latest version of tidycensus, 0.9.3, as some of the…
    • over 5 years ago
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  • Message from Douglas White

    Douglas White
    Douglas White
    Calculating Standard Errors for Percentages. We are eaxming the percent of high school graduates or more at the Census Tract level. A lot of the tracts have percentages that are over 90% and when calculating MOEs give the range as a value above 100%…
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  • RE: ACS Commuting Data

    Todd Graham
    Todd Graham

    Yes, there is a special, commissioned product with tabulations of commute flows from ACS.

    The Census Transpo Planning Product (CTPP) database is paid for by State DOTs, AASHTO, etc.  When Census delivers it, it's published on an AASHTO website:  http…

    • over 3 years ago
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  • RE: S1701 Data at Block Group Level

    tomlaheyh
    tomlaheyh

    OK, I'm new and I also use S1701, I have never seen block level data through data.census.gov in any table. I don't think I have seen block group or group block either, but I think its listed.  https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/geography…

    • over 2 years ago
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  • RE: Race/Ethnicity Breakdown help

    Cliff Cook
    Cliff Cook
    There are several questions on this thread. Here are some at least partial answers:

    1. ACS data is annual. there are no monthly figures available. Monthly unemployment by race and other subgroups might be available through the BLS, but I am unsure…
    • over 4 years ago
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  • RE: urban v rural

    Todd Graham
    Todd Graham

    "Who should you believe?" GREAT question. 

    You should believe the Federal Register Notice published March 2022  https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2022/03/24/2022-06180/urban-area-criteria-for-the-2020-census-final-criteria 

    It is remarkable…

    • over 2 years ago
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  • Near Poverty

    David Dorer
    David Dorer

    I'm looking to classify persons as being in "near poverty" As I understand, this is usually defined as a having an income above 100% of the poverty level with some upper cutoff, for example 125%.  I also understand that there is no uniform…

    • over 2 years ago
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  • using replicate weights

    Kimberly Huyser
    Kimberly Huyser

    I am using the 5-years estimates (2010-2014) and I am attempting to make PUMA level estimates for American Indians and Alaska Natives who use Indian Health Services (a combination of the race and health insurance variable), and I am using the replicate…

    • over 9 years ago
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