set.data: Prepares data for Nash equilibrium

In nopp: Nash Optimal Party Positions

Prepares data for Nash equilibrium

Description

Prepares data for Nash equilibrium

Usage

set.data(data, shape="wide", choice, varying, sep="_")

Arguments

data	the data set
shape	either wide or long. Default wide. See Details.
choice	the variable indicating the choice made: it can be either a logical vector, a numerical vector with 0 where the alternative is not chosen, a factor with level 'yes' when the alternative is chosen.
varying	the indexes of the variables that are alternative specific. See Details.
sep	the seperator of the variable name and the alternative name (only relevant for a wide data.frame). See Details.

Details

For general examples see the vignette. The arguments shape, choice, varying and sep as as in the mlogit.data function.

Value

A mlogit.data object, which is a data.frame in long format, i.e. one line for each alternative. It has a index attribute, which is a data.frame that contains the index of the choice made ('chid'), the index of the alternative ('alt') and, if any, the index of the individual ('id'). The choice variable is a boolean which indicates the choice made. This function use reshape if the data.frame is in wide format. It also has the attribute call for further data manipulation in the bootstrap task of equilibrium.

Note

See the vignette for detailed explanations and other working examples.

Author(s)

Luigi Curini, Stefano M. Iacus

References

Curini, L., and Iacus, S.M. (2017) Nash Optimal Party Positions: The nopp R Package, Journal of Statistical Software, 81(11), 1–25

Examples

## Not run: 
data(italy2006)

str(italy2006)
italy2006[1:2,1:14]

election <- set.data(italy2006 , shape="wide", choice="vote",
varying=c(5:14), sep="_")
str(election)

m <- mlogit(vote~prox+partyID | gov_perf+sex+age+education, 
election, reflevel = "UL")
summary(m)

true.pos <- list(FI=7.59, UL=3.50, RC=1.95, AN=8.08, UDC=5.66)
true.votes <- list(FI=.24, UL=.40, RC=.10, AN=.18, UDC=.08)
# model: comparison against true votes and party positions
nash.eq <- equilibrium(model=m, data=election, pos=true.pos, 
 votes=true.votes)
nash.eq

## End(Not run)

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