mp_scale: Scaling annotated manifesto documents

In manifestoR: Access and Process Data and Documents of the Manifesto Project

Scaling annotated manifesto documents

Description

Since scaling functions such as scale_weighted only apply to data.frames with code percentages, the function mp_scale makes them applies them to a ManifestoCorpus or ManifestoDocument.

Usage

mp_scale(
  data,
  scalingfun = rile,
  scalingname = as.character(substitute(scalingfun)),
  recode_v5_to_v4 = (scalingname %in% c("rile", "logit_rile")),
  ...
)

document_scaling(
  scalingfun,
  returndf = FALSE,
  scalingname = "scaling",
  recode_v5_to_v4 = FALSE,
  ...
)

corpus_scaling(
  scalingfun,
  scalingname = "scaling",
  recode_v5_to_v4 = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

data	ManifestoDocument or ManifestoCorpus with coding annotations or a data.frame with category percentages
scalingfun	a scaling function, i.e. a function that takes a data.frame with category percentages and returns scaled positions, e.g. scale_weighted.
scalingname	the name of the scale which will be used as a column name when a data.frame is produced
recode_v5_to_v4	recode handbook version 5 scheme to version 4 before scaling; this parameter is only relevant if data is a ManifestoDocument or ManifestoCorpus, but not for data.frames with code percentages
...	further arguments passed on to the scaling function scalingfun, or count_codes
returndf	if this flag is TRUE, a data.frame with category percentage values, scaling result and, if available party and date is returned by the returned function

See Also

scale

manifestoR documentation built on May 29, 2024, 6:02 a.m.