beat.1cv: The function returns a dataframe with planned and actual...
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beat.1cv R Documentation
The function returns a dataframe with planned and actual coefficients of variation (CV) in a multivariate multi-domain allocation problem.
Description
The function returns a dataframe with planned and actual coefficients of variation (CV) in a multivariate multi-domain allocation problem.
Usage
beat.1cv(stratif, errors, alloc, minnumstrat = 2)
Arguments
stratif
A dataframe with strata information.
errors:
A dataframe with planned CV.
alloc:
A vector with an allocation into strata.
minnumstrat:
Optional. A number indicating the lower bound for the number of allocated units in each stratum (default is 2).
Value
A dataframe with planned and actual CV for each combination of domain, domain category and auxiliary variable.
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The function returns a dataframe with planned and actual coefficients of variation (CV) in a multivariate multi-domain allocation problem.
Description
The function returns a dataframe with planned and actual coefficients of variation (CV) in a multivariate multi-domain allocation problem.
Usage
beat.1cv(stratif, errors, alloc, minnumstrat = 2)
Arguments
stratif |
A dataframe with strata information. |
errors: |
A dataframe with planned CV. |
alloc: |
A vector with an allocation into strata. |
minnumstrat: |
Optional. A number indicating the lower bound for the number of allocated units in each stratum (default is 2). |
Value
A dataframe with planned and actual CV for each combination of domain, domain category and auxiliary variable.
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