Challenge #4 Getting Started Preliminary Code: Preprocessing + Selecting Counties for Further Investigation #20
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This code preprocesses the data and selects counties to focus on for the "getting started" section of challenge 4 by selecting geoids that appear at least twice in the top tens of the FEMA and DOE columns noted in the challenge 4 discussion page.
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This code formats the csv file input to one dataframe for CA and one for FL. Then, changes are made like incorporating the full column titles from the dictionary files, removing bad values from percent columns, and making the geoids the indices. Finally, it finds the geoids that appear in at least 2 of the top 10 values in the 3 FEMA/DOE columns noted in the challenge #4 discussion post and prints the corresponding counties.