create_size: Create the inputs to evaluate the quality of total...

In calidad: Assesses the Quality of Estimates Made by Complex Sample Designs

Create the inputs to evaluate the quality of total estimations

Description

create_size generates a dataframe with the following elements: sum, degrees of freedom, sample size, and coefficient of variation. The function allows grouping in several domains.

Usage

create_size(
  var,
  domains = NULL,
  subpop = NULL,
  design,
  ci = FALSE,
  ess = FALSE,
  ajuste_ene = FALSE,
  standard_eval = FALSE,
  rm.na = FALSE,
  deff = FALSE,
  rel_error = FALSE,
  unweighted = FALSE,
  df_type = c("chile", "eclac"),
  eclac_input = FALSE
)

Arguments

var	numeric variable within the dataframe. When the domain parameter is not used, it is possible to include more than one variable using the + separator. When a value is introduced in the domain parameter, the estimation variable must be a dummy variable.
domains	domains to be estimated separated by the + character.
subpop	integer dummy variable to filter the dataframe.
design	complex design created by survey package.
ci	boolean indicating if the confidence intervals must be calculated.
ess	boolean effective sample size.
ajuste_ene	boolean indicating if an adjustment for the sampling-frame transition period must be used.
standard_eval	boolean indicating if the function is wrapped inside another function, if TRUE avoid lazy eval errors.
rm.na	boolean remove NA values if required.
deff	boolean design effect.
rel_error	boolean relative error.
unweighted	boolean add non-weighted count if required.
df_type	character use degrees of freedom calculation approach from INE Chile or CEPAL. Options are "chile" or "eclac".
eclac_input	boolean return eclac inputs

Value

dataframe that contains the inputs and all domains to be evaluated.

Examples

dc <- survey::svydesign(ids = ~varunit, strata = ~varstrat, data = epf_personas, weights = ~fe)
create_size("ocupado", "zona+sexo", design = dc)

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