metric_complete: Compute completeness of each column
In dropout: Handling Incomplete Responses in Survey Data Analysis
metric_complete R Documentation
Compute completeness of each column
Description
This function calculates the completeness of each column in the dataset by subtracting the NA count from the total number of rows.
Usage
metric_complete(na, data)
Arguments
na
A vector of NA counts for each column.
data
The original dataset.
Value
A vector of completeness values (proportions) for each column.
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Compute completeness of each column
Description
This function calculates the completeness of each column in the dataset by subtracting the NA count from the total number of rows.
Usage
metric_complete(na, data)
Arguments
na |
A vector of NA counts for each column. |
data |
The original dataset. |
Value
A vector of completeness values (proportions) for each column.
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