brazil: Heavy Drug Users in Curitiba
In chords: Estimation in Respondent Driven Samples
Description
Usage
Format
Details
Source
References
Description
A respondent driven sample of heavy drug users in Curitiba.
Usage
1
data("brazil")
Format
A data frame with 303 observations on the following 8 variables.
MyUniIDSubject's ID.
NS1Subject's self reported degree.
refCoupNumReference coupon no.
coup1Supplied coupon.
coup2Supplied coupon.
coup3Supplied coupon.
interviewDtTime of interview. See details.
interviewDt2Deprecated.
Details
The format of the data is essentially that of the RDS file format as specified in page 7 in the RDS Analysis tool manual: http://www.respondentdrivensampling.org/reports/RDSAT_7.1-Manual_2012-11-25.pdf.
The RDS format has been augmented with the time of interview (interviewDt variable) required for the methodology in [1].
The interviewDt variable encodes the time of interview.
For the purpose of calling Estimate.b.k the scale and origin are imaterial. We thus use an arbitrary efficient encoding which might not adhere to the original scale.
For full details see the Source section.
Source
[1] Salganik, M.J., Fazito, D., Bertoni, N., Abdo, A.H., Mello, M.B., and Bastos, F.I. (2011).
"Assessing Network Scale-up Estimates for Groups Most at Risk of HIV/AIDS: Evidence From a Multiple-Method Study of Heavy Drug Users in Curitiba,
Brazil."
American Journal of Epidemiology, 174(10): 1190-1196.
And http://opr.princeton.edu/archive/nsum/
References
[1] Berchenko, Y., Rosenblatt J.D., and S.D.W. Frost.
"Modeling and Analyzing Respondent Driven Sampling as a Counting Process."
arXiv:1304.3505
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Description Usage Format Details Source References
Description
A respondent driven sample of heavy drug users in Curitiba.
Usage
1 | data("brazil")
|
Format
A data frame with 303 observations on the following 8 variables.
MyUniIDSubject's ID.
NS1Subject's self reported degree.
refCoupNumReference coupon no.
coup1Supplied coupon.
coup2Supplied coupon.
coup3Supplied coupon.
interviewDtTime of interview. See details.
interviewDt2Deprecated.
Details
The format of the data is essentially that of the RDS file format as specified in page 7 in the RDS Analysis tool manual: http://www.respondentdrivensampling.org/reports/RDSAT_7.1-Manual_2012-11-25.pdf.
The RDS format has been augmented with the time of interview (interviewDt variable) required for the methodology in [1].
The interviewDt variable encodes the time of interview.
For the purpose of calling Estimate.b.k the scale and origin are imaterial. We thus use an arbitrary efficient encoding which might not adhere to the original scale.
For full details see the Source section.
Source
[1] Salganik, M.J., Fazito, D., Bertoni, N., Abdo, A.H., Mello, M.B., and Bastos, F.I. (2011). "Assessing Network Scale-up Estimates for Groups Most at Risk of HIV/AIDS: Evidence From a Multiple-Method Study of Heavy Drug Users in Curitiba, Brazil." American Journal of Epidemiology, 174(10): 1190-1196.
And http://opr.princeton.edu/archive/nsum/
References
[1] Berchenko, Y., Rosenblatt J.D., and S.D.W. Frost. "Modeling and Analyzing Respondent Driven Sampling as a Counting Process." arXiv:1304.3505
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