required_n: Attrition and incompleteness calculator
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required_n R Documentation
Attrition and incompleteness calculator
Usage
required_n(final, attrition = 0.1, trials = 1)
Arguments
final
integer target n
attrition
The decimal rate of attrition from 0 (0
\itemtrialsAn integer number of measurement points over which attrition occurs
(i.e. after the first measurement). If calculating loss to missingness, specify as 1.
An integer of the required starting sample
A function for calculating the required starting
sample to correct for attrition and incomplete data.
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Attrition and incompleteness calculator
Usage
required_n(final, attrition = 0.1, trials = 1)
Arguments
final |
integer target n |
attrition |
The decimal rate of attrition from 0 (0 \itemtrialsAn integer number of measurement points over which attrition occurs (i.e. after the first measurement). If calculating loss to missingness, specify as 1. |
An integer of the required starting sample A function for calculating the required starting sample to correct for attrition and incomplete data.
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