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1123 Update getPopulationData.test_total_population() to account for 2023 population data #1126

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1123 Update getPopulationData.test_total_population() to account for 2023 population data #1126

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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion pycode/memilio-epidata/memilio/epidata/getPopulationData.py
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Expand Up @@ -206,10 +206,13 @@ def test_total_population(df_pop, age_cols):
total_sum_2020 = 83155031
total_sum_2021 = 83237124
total_sum_2022 = 84358845
total_sum_2023 = 84669326
total_sum = df_pop[age_cols].sum().sum()

if total_sum == total_sum_2022:
if total_sum == total_sum_2023:
pass
elif total_sum == total_sum_2022:
warnings.warn('Using data of 2022. Newer data is available.')
elif total_sum == total_sum_2021:
warnings.warn('Using data of 2021. Newer data is available.')
elif total_sum == total_sum_2020:
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