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Das Gupta equation 5.36 for a single population: Decomposes cross-classified population structures into a set of symmetric proportions indicating contribution of individual structural variables.
Description
Das Gupta equation 5.36 for a single population: Decomposes cross-classified population structures into a set of symmetric proportions indicating contribution of individual structural variables.
Usage
split_popstr(x, id_vars, nvar)
Arguments
x
dataframe consisting of one population, including variables indicating cross-classified structure, and a variable indicating size of each cell
id_vars
character vector of variables indicating cross-classified structure.
nvar
variable name (character string) containing cell sizes
Value
inputted data.frame is returned with the addition of variables for each of the the cross-classified variables representing the contribution to the population size.
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Das Gupta equation 5.36 for a single population: Decomposes cross-classified population structures into a set of symmetric proportions indicating contribution of individual structural variables.
Description
Das Gupta equation 5.36 for a single population: Decomposes cross-classified population structures into a set of symmetric proportions indicating contribution of individual structural variables.
Usage
split_popstr(x, id_vars, nvar)
Arguments
x |
dataframe consisting of one population, including variables indicating cross-classified structure, and a variable indicating size of each cell |
id_vars |
character vector of variables indicating cross-classified structure. |
nvar |
variable name (character string) containing cell sizes |
Value
inputted data.frame is returned with the addition of variables for each of the the cross-classified variables representing the contribution to the population size.
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