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This issue was moved from epiprocess to epipredict due to the latter loading the datasets.
There are five different geo_type's recognized, but we only have "county" and "state". We don't have geo_type's "hrr", "hhs", "nation" and "custom".
"county"(not country): 5-digit FIPS code in the US"hrr": USA hospital referral region, from 1 to 457"state": (USA) State, including Puerto Rico ("pr") and Washington D.C. ("dc"), abbreviated by a two-letter lowercase state code such as "wa" for Washington (state) and "tx" for Texas"hhs": U.S. HHS region, coded by number between 1 and 10"nation": country, coded with a lowercase ISO 31661 alpha-2 country code, such as "us" for the United States and "ca" for Canada (not California in this context)"custom": anything else, for example health regions in BC; one can use shorthand codes for these as well such as "vch" for Vancouver Coastal Health in this example. Also, states in Australia are here, even with a predefined"state"geo_type(should perhaps be made unambiguous).
Here are a few things to note:
- There are no name conflicts with two-letter codes with Canadian provinces with the two-letter codes of US states, meaning that
"state"could also accommodate provinces - If we were to include other countries (including Canada) and/or other type of
geo_type's, one would need to consider the context. Here are two examples: For example, "wa" can refer to Washington state in the US or Western Australia state in Australia, both of which use "wa" as a code and are called "states."
Here are the ones that are not here yet:
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"hrr" -
"hhs" -
"nation" -
"custom"
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