proportions_vector: Define three core proportions by order in the prortions...

proportions_vectorR Documentation

Define three core proportions by order in the prortions vector.

Description

Samples from the contraceptive use models always produce estimates in order for a few basic proportions and we create accessors for these.

Usage

modern_cpr(x)

traditional_cpr(x)

unmet_p(x)

total_cpr(x)

demand(x)

demand_modern(x)

no_need(x)

unmet_modern(x)

non_use(x)

demand_satisfied(x)

demand_satisfied_modern(x)

Arguments

x

vector of at least length 3 with the first three elements being: 1) modern CPR use 2) traditional CPR use; and 3) unmet need for contraceptives

Details

Further transformations refer to the accessors rather than using indexes into the vector of proportions.

Value

proportion of in-universe respondents using a modern contraceptive method.

proportion of in-universe respondents using a traditional contraceptive method.

proportion of in-universe respondents with an unmet need for any contraceptive method

proprotion of in-universe respondents using either a modern or traditional contraceptive method.

proportion of in-uinverse respondents using a modern or traditional contraceptive method or in need of either method.

proportion of in-uinverse respondents using a modern contraceptive method or in need of a modern method.

proportion of in-universe respondents not using a contraceptive method and not in need of a contraceptive method.

proportion of in-universe respondents with an unmet need for a modern contraceptive method

proportion of in-universe respondents not using a modern or traditional contraceptive method.

proportion of demand for a contraceptive method satisifed using either a modern or traditional contracepritve method.

proprotion of demand among in-universe respondents for a contraceptive method satisifed using a modern contracepritve method.


FPRgroup/FPEMcountry documentation built on April 24, 2023, 4:32 p.m.