get_estimation_ratio {ech} | R Documentation |
This function allows you to estimate ratio variables at universe level.
Description
This function allows you to estimate ratio variables at universe level.
Usage
get_estimation_ratio(
data = ech::toy_ech_2018,
variable.x = NULL,
variable.y = NULL,
by.x = NULL,
by.y = NULL,
domain = NULL,
level = NULL,
ids = NULL,
numero = "numero",
estrato = NULL,
pesoano = "pesoano",
name = "estimacion"
)
Arguments
data |
data frame with ECH microdata |
variable.x |
data frame column to estimate |
variable.y |
data frame column to estimate |
by.x |
data frame column |
by.y |
data frame column |
domain |
subpopulation reference setted as character expresion of logical evaluation |
level |
is household ("h") or individual ("i") |
ids |
Variable name of cluster |
numero |
Variable name of household id |
estrato |
Variable name of strata |
pesoano |
Variable name of weights |
name |
name for the estimation new column |
Details
Disclaimer: This script is not an official INE product. Aviso: El script no es un producto oficial de INE.
Value
table
See Also
Other estimation:
get_estimation_gini()
,
get_estimation_gpg()
,
get_estimation_mean()
,
get_estimation_median()
,
get_estimation_qsr()
,
get_estimation_total()
,
set_design()
Examples
toy_ech_2018 <- employment(data = ech::toy_ech_2018, pobpcoac = "pobpcoac")
get_estimation_ratio(data = toy_ech_2018, variable.x = "po", variable.y = "pea", level = "i")
[Package ech version 0.1.3 Index]