frts_yrly: Apply fertility rates methodology for last complete years up...

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

View source: R/frts_yrly.R

Description

Applies a given fertility rates methodology rates case-by-case to a data set and returns another data set with the estimates by observation.

Usage

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frts_yrly(m.intvw, y.intvw, y.ref, m.wmn, y.wmn, age.wmn, m.child, y.child,
  wmn.dummy, id.wmn, ids, strata, weights, data)

Arguments

m.intvw

A numeric or a vector which indicates the month in which the woman were interviewed.

y.intvw

A numeric which indicate the year in which the woman were interviewed.

y.ref

A numeric which indicate the reference year. It must be between last four years above interview.

m.wmn

A vector specifying the woman’s month of birth (mother or not mother).

y.wmn

A vector specifying the woman’s year of birth (mother or not mother).

age.wmn

A vector specifying the woman's age at the time of the interview (mother or not mother).

m.child

A vector specifying the child’s month of birth (if the woman doesn't have child, NA).

y.child

A vector specifying the child’s year of birth (if the woman doesn't have children, NA).

wmn.dummy

A vector which indicate TRUE if the woman isn't duplicate or FALSE if the woman is duplicate.

id.wmn

A vector wich indicate the woman's identification.

ids

A vector specifying cluster ids from largest level to smallest level, ~0 or ~1 is a formula for no clusters.

strata

A vector specifying strata.

weights

A vetor pecifying sampling weights as an alternative to prob (1/weights).

data

A data frame containing the above variables.

Value

An object of class frts_yrly containing a data.frame, a list and a numeric.

Examples

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## Information from ENADID 2014, INEGI

mg2 <- frts_yrly(m.intvw=ENTREV_M, y.intvw=2014, y.ref=2012, m.wmn=FEC_MUJ_M,
 y.wmn=FEC_MUJ_A, age.wmn=EDAD_M, m.child=FEC_HIJ_M, y.child=FEC_HIJ_A,
 wmn.dummy=MUJER, id.wmn=ID_1, ids=UPM, strata=ESTRATO, weights = FACTOR,
 data = enadid_2014)

summary(mg2, level = 0.9)

YazGonzalez/fertilityRates documentation built on March 29, 2020, 9 a.m.