COVIDVaccination

adrio.cdc.COVIDVaccination(self, vaccine_status, *, fix_missing=False)

Loads COVID hospitalization data from data.cdc.gov’s dataset named “COVID-19 Vaccinations in the United States,County”.

The data cover a time period starting 2020-12-13 and ending 2023-05-10. Up through 2022-06-16, data were reported on a daily cadence, and after that switched to a weekly cadence.

This ADRIO supports geo scopes at US State and County granularity (2015 through 2019 allowed). The data appears to have been compiled using 2019 Census delineations, so for best results, use a geo scope for that year. The data loaded will be matched to the simulation time frame. The result is a 2D matrix where the first axis represents reporting dates during the time frame and the second axis is geo scope nodes. Values are tuples of date and the integer number of people who have had the requested vaccine dosage.

Parameters

vaccine_status: Literal['at least one dose', 'full series', 'full series and booster']

The dataset breaks down vaccination status by how many doses individuals have received. Use this to specify which status you’re interested in. “at least one dose” includes people who have received at least one COVID vaccine dose; “full series” includes people who have received at least either two doses of a two-dose vaccine or one dose of a one-dose vaccine; “full series and booster” includes people who have received the full series and at least one booster dose.

fix_missing: Fill[np.int64] | int | Callable[[], int] | Literal[False] = False

The method to use to fix missing values.

See Also

The dataset documentation.

Attributes

result_format: ResultFormat[np.int64]

Information about the format of the ADRIO’s resulting data.

This is an abstract method.

Methods

Name	Description
estimate_data	Estimate the data usage for this ADRIO in a RUME.
with_context	Constructs a clone of this instance which has access to the given context.
inspect	Produce an inspection of the ADRIO’s data for the current context.
evaluate	Evaluates the ADRIO in the current context.