* added fieldnames
* todo pollution, water, health & workforce
* workforce
* work in progress
* add utility function to replace duplicate summation logic
* move fpl series into add columns - run black .
* added revisions - still a wip
* added fieldnames
* todo pollution, water, health & workforce
* workforce
* work in progress
* add utility function to replace duplicate summation logic
* move fpl series into add columns - run black .
* added revisions - still a wip
* revise workforce and water
* revise housing and add incremental counter for workforce
* last PR nit
* revise workforce
* more PR feedback in score l
* more PR feedback in score l
* more PR feedback in score l
* addd FPL_SERIES and update references in score 1
* fix bugs
* reparameterize function
* final revisions in fieldnames
* make computations all consistent so we assing with FPL_200_SERIES
* fieldnames refactor after clarification and PR review
* finalize
* finalize with no typos
* fix length
* added median income var
* swap thresholds
* remove iteration
* remove stray '
* address flake 8
* added f string formatting and fixed typos
* added f string formatting and fixed typos
* move up
* remove dupes
* reformat
* fix bugs
* fix bugs
* initialize
Co-authored-by: Saran Ahluwalia <sarahluw@cisco.com>
This ended up being a pretty large task. Here's what this PR does:
1. Pulls in Vincent's data from island areas into the score ETL. This is from the 2010 decennial census, the last census of any kind in the island areas.
2. Grabs a few new fields from 2010 island areas decennial census.
3. Calculates area median income for island areas.
4. Stops using EJSCREEN as the source of our high school education data and directly pulls that from census (this was related to this project so I went ahead and fixed it).
5. Grabs a bunch of data from the 2010 ACS in the states/Puerto Rico/DC, so that we can create percentiles comparing apples-to-apples (ish) from 2010 island areas decennial census data to 2010 ACS data. This required creating a new class because all the ACS fields are different between 2010 and 2019, so it wasn't as simple as looping over a year parameter.
6. Creates a combined population field of island areas and mainland so we can use those stats in our comparison tool, and updates the comparison tool accordingly.
* WIP
* Create ScoreCalculator
This calculates all the factors for score L for now (with placeholder
formulae because this is a WIP). I think ideallly we'll want to
refactor all the score code to be extracted into this or similar
classes.
* Add factor logic for score L
Updated factor logic to match score L factors methodology.
Still need to get the Score L field itself working.
Cleanup needed: Pull field names into constants file, extract all score
calculation into score calculator
* Update thresholds and get score L calc working
* Update header name for consistency and update comparison tool
* Initial move of score to score calculator
* WIP big refactor
* Continued WIP on score refactor
* WIP score refactor
* Get to a working score-run
* Refactor to pass df to score init
This makes it easier to pass df around within a class with multiple
methods that require df.
* Updates from Black
* Updates from linting
* Use named imports instead of wildcard; log more
* Additional refactors
* move more field names to field_names constants file
* import constants without a relative path (would break docker)
* run linting
* raise error if add_columns is not implemented in a child class
* Refactor dict to namedtuple in score c
* Update L to use all percentile field
* change high school ed field in L back
Co-authored-by: Shelby Switzer <shelby.switzer@cms.hhs.gov>
