scale_targets: Scale targets to ensure consistency
In ipfr: List Balancing for Reweighting and Population Synthesis
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Often, different marginals may disagree on the total number of units. In the
context of household survey expansion, for example, one marginal might say
there are 100k households while another says there are 101k. This function
solves the problem by scaling all target tables to match the first target
table provided.
Usage
1
scale_targets(targets, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
targets
named list of data.frames in the same format
required by ipu.
verbose
logical Show a warning for each target scaled?
Defaults to FALSE.
Value
A named list with the scaled targets
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Often, different marginals may disagree on the total number of units. In the context of household survey expansion, for example, one marginal might say there are 100k households while another says there are 101k. This function solves the problem by scaling all target tables to match the first target table provided.
Usage
1 | scale_targets(targets, verbose = FALSE)
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Arguments
targets |
|
verbose |
|
Value
A named list with the scaled targets
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