ceb_eval: Cohort analysis of mean children ever born (CEB)

In josehcms/fertestr: Package for Fertility and Parity Estimation

Cohort analysis of mean children ever born (CEB)

Description

Construct estimates of mean CEB in the reference period of childbearing (mean age of childbearing)

Usage

ceb_eval(
  date_svy,
  ages_w,
  pop_w = NULL,
  ceb = NULL,
  mean_ceb = NULL,
  mac = 28,
  location_mac = NULL,
  plot_ceb = TRUE
)

Arguments

date_svy	survey or census date in the format Y-m-d or string in the formats Y, Y-m, Y-m-d
ages_w	women five-year age group starting-ages vector
pop_w	total women matching ages in ages_w
ceb	total children ever born by women age group
mean_ceb	mean children ever born by women age group
mac	mean age at childbearing matching ages in age_w or unique value for all ages, default = 28
location_mac	retrieve MAC from a given location id or name from WPP2019
plot_ceb	dummy variable to return the plot for mean CEB results

Value

data.frame with 2 vectors: reference date of mean children ever born (decimal) and mean children ever born

Examples

## Kenya 1989 census
date_svy <- "1989-08-25"
ages_w <- seq( 40, 75, 5 )
pop_w <- c( 350140, 280920, 230080, 173260, 158140, 111360, 82080, 54220 )
ceb <- c( 2532140, 2151920, 1736540, 1314140, 1143740, 816820, 560520, 371060 )

ceb_eval( date_svy, ages_w, pop_w, ceb, mac = 28, plot_ceb = TRUE )

# Using mac retrieved from WPP2019
ceb_eval( date_svy, ages_w, pop_w, ceb, location_mac = 'Kenya', plot_ceb = TRUE )

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