saeplus_modelsubarea: Small Estimation of a Sub Area Level Model

View source: R/saeplus_modelsubarea.R

saeplus_modelsubareaR Documentation

Small Estimation of a Sub Area Level Model

Description

This function takes as inputs the geospatial census of remote sensing data, a geocoded household survey with welfare aggregates and then estimates the empirical best predictor of the poverty rate.

Usage

saeplus_modelsubarea(
  hhsurvey_dt,
  geopolycensus_dt,
  geopoly_id,
  size_hh,
  geopopvar,
  wgt_vartype,
  weight,
  cons_var,
  pline,
  cand_vars
)

Arguments

hhsurvey_dt

an object of class "sf" and "data.table/data.frame" representing the household unit level data with welfare variable

geopolycensus_dt

an object of class sf, data.table and/or data.frame containing polygon/multipolygon geometries and geospatial indicators

geopoly_id

a string/character variable representing the polygon ID within geopolycensus_dt

size_hh

an integer/numeric for household size variable within the hhsurvey_dt object

geopopvar

a character string for the population count variable name in the geopolycensus_dt

wgt_vartype

a character string representing the weighting type in hhsurvey_dt. The options could be "hh", "pop" i.e. households vs population weights.

weight

a numeric/integer weight variable found within the hhsurvey_dt

cons_var

the dependent variable for small area estimation (typically household per capita consumption)

pline

the national poverty line (ensure the same units as cons_var)

cand_vars

a character vector of candidate explanatory variables to be included in the model selection process

target_id

a character string representing an integer column vector for the admin level at which small area estimates will be computed for the poverty map

ncpu

the number of CPUs for parallelizing the small area estimation algorithm


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