Authors: Polina Proutskova and Mike Gruszczynski
Maintainer: Mike Gruszczynski
This function implements Prof. Klaus Krippendorff's algorithm for bootstrapping the Krippendorff's alpha coefficient. It computes confidence values (reliability estimates) for the given probabilities.
Because Krippendorff's alpha has no a priori known distribution, deriving confidence intervals from alpha estimates requires bootstrap replicates to be generated. This package allows those replicates to be generated quickly and easily.
To install the package, use the devtools
package to install from Github:
devtools::install_github("mikegruz/kripp.boot")
library(kripp.boot)
kripp.boot(x, iter = 2000, probs = c(.025, .975),
method = c("nominal", "ordinal", "interval", "ratio"))
Where:
x
is a matrix corresponding to judges and columns corresponding to rated objects.
iter
is the number of bootstrap replicates to perform.
probs
is a vector of probabilities for which confidence values are computed.
method
is the metric used to calculate the difference function in computing alpha. Methods for nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio data are currently implemented.
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