导出 Labeled double <dbl+lbl> 数据类型

Exporting Labelled double <dbl+lbl> data type

导入 SPSS .sav 文件后,生成的 tibble 报告如下:

# A tibble: 88,528 x 7
       CRY12    CRYOX7   INDS07M  INECAC05    SOC10M    URESMC     GOR9D
   <dbl+lbl> <dbl+lbl> <dbl+lbl> <dbl+lbl> <dbl+lbl> <dbl+lbl>     <chr>
 1       997       578        NA        31        NA        11 E12000009
 2       921       926        NA        30        NA        11 E12000009
 3       921       926        NA        31        NA        11 E12000009
 4       372       372        NA        25        NA        11 E12000009
 5       372       372        17         1      2211        11 E12000009
 6       372       372        NA        34        NA        11 E12000009
 7       921       926        18         2      3411        11 E12000009
 8       921       926        NA        34        NA        11 E12000009
 9       997       392        NA        25        NA        11 E12000009
10       997       392         3         1      2136        11 E12000009
# ... with 88,518 more rows

如果我只要求查看 SOC10M 列,R 报告变量是 <Labelled double> 并向我显示标签:

> df$SOC10M[1:10]
<Labelled double>
 [1]   NA   NA   NA   NA 2211   NA 3411   NA   NA 2136

    Labels:
     value                                                        label
        -9                                               Does not apply
        -8                                                    No answer
      1115                   1115  'Chief executives and Snr officials'
      1116                 1116  'Elected officers and representatives'
      1121      1121  'Production mngrs and directors in manufacturing'
      1122       1122  'Production mngrs and directors in construction'
      1123  1123  'Production mngrs and directors in mining and energy'

我找不到任何特定于此数据类型的文档。

我想将其导出到 csv 文件,每次都包含 label,而不是 value。 (即 CSV 应该在适当的情况下使用字符串而不是数字。)

这可能吗?

我认为您可以使用 haven.

找到此数据类型和 bridge SPSS-R gab 的文档

根据我制作的这个示例的文档,我希望它是不言自明的。

# install.packages(c("haven"), dependencies = TRUE)
library(haven)
x1 <- labelled(c(1,NA, 5, 3, 5), c(Good = 1, Bad = 5) )
x2 <- labelled( c("M", "F", NA, "F", "M"),  c(Male = "M", Female = "F") )

df <- tibble(x1, x2)
df
#> # A tibble: 5 x 2
#>          x1        x2
#>   <dbl+lbl> <chr+lbl>
#> 1         1         M
#> 2        NA         F
#> 3         5      <NA>
#> 4         3         F
#> 5         5         M
#> > 

# kinda like you are doing
df$x1[1:3]
#> <Labelled double>
#> [1]  1 NA  5
#> 
#> Labels:
#>  value label
#>      1  Good
#>      5   Bad 

zap_labels(df$x1[1:3])
#> [1]  1 NA  5

as_factor(df$x2[1:3])
#> [1] Male   Female <NA>  
#> Levels: Female Male

zap_labels(df)
#> # A tibble: 5 x 2
#>      x1    x2
#>   <dbl> <chr>
#> 1     1     M
#> 2    NA     F
#> 3     5  <NA>
#> 4     3     F
#> 5     5     M