enumeratorIsLazy: Check the enumerators who pick up less than X answers per...

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples

View source: R/functions_e.R

Description

This function display the surveyors who picked up less than a specified amount of answers per specific question. This can be useful for select_multiple questions where respondent shall give at least 3 options for instance.

Usage

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enumeratorIsLazy(
  ds = NULL,
  enumeratorID = NULL,
  questionsEnumeratorIsLazy = NULL
)

Arguments

ds

dataset containing the survey (from kobo): data.frame

enumeratorID

name of the field where the enumerator ID is stored: string

questionsEnumeratorIsLazy

columns name from the dataset and value you want to check against (c(col1=value1,col2=value2,...)): named list of integer the column name is the main part of the name generated by kobo (eg: for the question 'main_income', kobo will generate one TRUE/FALSE column per possible answer as 'main_income.work', 'main_income.remittance'..., only the main part 'main_income' has to be specified here)

Value

dst same dataset as the inputed one but with survey marked for deletion if errors are found and delete=TRUE (or NULL)

ret_log list of the errors found (or NULL)

var a list of value (or NULL)

graph graphical representation of the results (or NULL)

Author(s)

Yannick Pascaud

Examples

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{
ds <- HighFrequencyChecks::sample_dataset
enumeratorID <- "enumerator_id"
questionsEnumeratorIsLazy <- c(consent_received.shelter_nfi.non_food_items=3,
                               consent_received.food_security.main_income=3,
                               consent_received.child_protection.boy_risk=3,
                               consent_received.child_protection.girl_risk=3)

list[dst,ret_log,var,graph] <- enumeratorIsLazy(ds=ds,
                                                enumeratorID=enumeratorID,
                                                questionsEnumeratorIsLazy=questionsEnumeratorIsLazy)
head(ret_log,10)
}

PYannick/HighFrequencyChecks documentation built on Dec. 31, 2020, 3:26 p.m.