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starling 1.1.0

“Record Linkage for Public Health Surveillance”

String obfuscation using the comma operatorJavaScript massive string concatenation chain

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URLhttps://cran.r-project.org/src/contrib/starling_1.1.0.tar.gz

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String obfuscation using the comma operator test-starling-helpers.R · lines 30–34

data.frame(
  id_var      = paste0("vax_", 1:6),
  lettername1 = c("John", "Jane", "Robert", "Alice", "Michael", "Emily"),
  lettername2 = c("Smith", "Doe", "Brown", "Jones", "Taylor", "Davis"),
  dob         = as.Date(c("1980-03-15", "1992-07-22", "1975-11-08", "1988-05-30",

JavaScript massive string concatenation chain test-starling-helpers.R · lines 129–132

129test_that("check_medicare() validates correct Medicare numbers", {
# 2123456701: weights c(1,3,7,9,1,3,7,9) x c(2,1,2,3,4,5,6,7) = 2+3+14+27+4+15+42+63 = 170; 170 % 10 = 0; digit9 = 0
df <- data.frame(medicare = "2123456701", stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
result <- check_medicare(df, medicare_col = "medicare", verbose = FALSE)

Validation vocabulary expected test-starling-helpers.R · lines 205–207

205test_that("preflight() returns a list with expected elements", {
206  df1 <- make_df1()
207  df2 <- make_df2()

Validation vocabulary date test-starling-helpers.R · lines 251–253

251test_that("preflight() date checks work for valid dates", {
252  df1 <- make_df1()
253  df2 <- make_df2()

English language detection data_README.md · lines 3–4

3This directory contains synthetic datasets bundled with the starling package
4for use in vignettes, documentation examples, and tests.

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