View source: R/encode.cloud.respondent.variables.R
encode.cloud.respondent.variables | R Documentation |
Encodes Cloud research respondent information with names and values suitable for calculating sampling weights. All variables encoded and added to dataset are booleans. The variable respondent_na is TRUE if the respondent's information is "Prefer not to say" or missing on any variable.
encode.cloud.respondent.variables(dataset)
dataset |
Dataset containing Cloud Research respondent demographic information |
Returns dataset with encoded variables added: black, ba_or_more, hhincome_over50k, age35plus, woman, hispanic, and respondent_na.
library(sate)
example <- data.frame(Race = sample(x=c("Black or African American", "Other"),
size=10, replace=TRUE),
Education = sample(x=c("Bachelor's degree (for example: BA, AB, BS)",
"Other"), size=10, replace=TRUE),
Household.Income = sample(x=c("$70,000-$79,999", "Other"),
size=10, replace=TRUE),
Age = sample(x=18:80, size=10, replace=TRUE),
Gender = sample(x=c("Woman", "Man", "Prefer not to say"),
size=10, replace=TRUE),
Ethnicity = sample(x=c("No, not of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin",
"Other"), size=10, replace=TRUE))
dataset.encoded <- encode.cloud.respondent.variables(dataset=example)
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