PoDDyHePoPool: Pool Function Developed for PoDDy-HePo project.
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PoDDyHePoPool R Documentation
Pool Function Developed for PoDDy-HePo project.
Description
It calculates prevalences for variables of interest and combines the estimates from imputed data set.
Usage
PoDDyHePoPool(imp, colName, grpVar = NULL)
Arguments
imp
Complete data (mids object) from PoDDyHePoProjeciton().
colName
A variable whose prevalences are to be estimated.
grpVar
Grouping variable. The default is NULL. In our case, "sex" used as grouping variable, that is grpVar = "sex".
Details
Description of PoDDyHePoPool()
It is able to detect separated variable and returns a data frame with Year, Sex, estimated prevalence (EST), CI_LOWER and CI_UPPER.
Value
Returns a data frame ready for plotting.
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View source: R/PoDDyHePoPool.R
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Pool Function Developed for PoDDy-HePo project.
Description
It calculates prevalences for variables of interest and combines the estimates from imputed data set.
Usage
PoDDyHePoPool(imp, colName, grpVar = NULL)
Arguments
imp |
Complete data (mids object) from PoDDyHePoProjeciton(). |
colName |
A variable whose prevalences are to be estimated. |
grpVar |
Grouping variable. The default is NULL. In our case, "sex" used as grouping variable, that is grpVar = "sex". |
Details
Description of PoDDyHePoPool()
It is able to detect separated variable and returns a data frame with Year, Sex, estimated prevalence (EST), CI_LOWER and CI_UPPER.
Value
Returns a data frame ready for plotting.
R Package Documentation
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