knitr::opts_chunk$set( collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>" )
library(msni19)
Example input
input <- read.csv("../tests/testthat/possible_inputs.csv")
input
head(input) %>% (knitr::kable) %>% (kableExtra::kable_styling)
Calculating the msni score:
msni_score <- msni(education = input$education, fsl_lsg = input$fsl, health_lsg = input$fsl, protection_lsg = input$protection, shelter_lsg = input$shelter, wash_lsg = input$wash, capacity_gaps = input$capacity_gaps, impact = input$impact)
the result is a vector:
head(msni_score)
hist(msni_score)
You can add additional variables as custom arguments (in dots ...). they will be treated exactly like education_lsg
:
another_source_index_that_is_not_in_the_original_msni <- runif(500,1,4) custom_msni_score <- msni(education_lsg = input$education, fsl_lsg = input$fsl, health_lsg = input$health, protection_lsg = input$protection, shelter_lsg = input$shelter, wash_lsg = input$wash, capacity_gaps = input$capacity_gaps, impact = input$impact, another_source_index_that_is_not_in_the_original_msni ) head(custom_msni_score)
Please find details on the methodology in this dedicated vignette.
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