PACTA Outputs

In pacta.loanbook: Easily Install and Load PACTA for Banks Packages

knitr::opts_chunk$set(
  collapse = TRUE,
  comment = "#>"
)

library(pacta.loanbook)

plot_table <- function(dataset_name) {
  table <- data_dictionary
  table <- dplyr::filter(table, .data[["dataset"]] == dataset_name)
  table_plot <- gt::gt(dplyr::select(table, -"dataset"))

  table_plot <- 
    gt::cols_width(
      .data = table_plot,
      column ~ gt::px(150),
      typeof ~ gt::px(90)
    )

  table_plot <-
    gt::tab_style(
      data = table_plot,
      style = gt::cell_text(size = "smaller"),
      locations = gt::cells_body(columns = 1:2)
    )

  table_plot <-
    gt::tab_options(
      data = table_plot,
      ihtml.active = TRUE,
      ihtml.use_pagination = FALSE,
      ihtml.use_sorting = TRUE,
      ihtml.use_highlight = TRUE
    )

  gt::fmt_passthrough(table_plot)
}

match_name() output

The output of match_name() has the following columns:

plot_table("match_name_output")

prioritize() output

The output of prioritize() has the following columns:

plot_table("prioritize_output")

target_market_share() output

The output of target_market_share() has the following columns:

plot_table("target_market_share_output")

The {pacta.loanbook} package provides a demo target_market_share() output dataset market_share.

market_share

target_sda() output

The output of target_sda() has the following columns:

plot_table("target_sda_output")

The {pacta.loanbook} package provides a demo target_sda() output dataset sda.

sda

prep_techmix() output

The output of prep_techmix() has the following columns:

plot_table("prep_techmix_output")

prep_emission_intensity() output

The output of prep_emission_intensity() has the following columns:

plot_table("prep_emission_intensity_output")

prep_trajectory() output

The output of prep_trajectory() has the following columns:

plot_table("prep_trajectory_output")

pacta.loanbook documentation built on April 3, 2025, 10:37 p.m.