| irr_stats {ura} | R Documentation |
irr_stats
Description
irr_stats calculates a variety of IRR statistics.
Usage
irr_stats(
object_name,
rater_column,
subject_column,
coding_column,
round_digits = 2,
stats_to_include = c("Percentage agreement", "Krippendorf's Alpha")
)
Arguments
object_name |
A dataframe or tibble containing raters' codings. Each row should contain the assigned coding from a given rater-subject. |
rater_column |
The name of the column containing the raters' names as a string. |
subject_column |
The name of the column containing the names of the subjects being coded as a string. |
coding_column |
The name of the column containing the codings assigned by the raters as a string. |
round_digits |
The number of decimals to round the IRR values by. The default is 2. |
stats_to_include |
The IRR statistics to include in the output. Currently only supports percent agreement and Krippendorf's Alpha. See the documentation of the irr package for more information about specific IRR statistics. |
Value
A tibble containing the IRR statistic, the statistic's value, and the number of subjects used to calculate the statistic.
Author(s)
Benjamin Goehring <bengoehr@umich.edu>
Examples
# Return IRR statistics for the diagnoses dataset:
irr_stats(diagnoses,
rater_column = 'rater_id',
subject_column = 'patient_id',
coding_column = 'diagnosis')
# And IRR statistics for the anxiety dataset:
irr_stats(anxiety,
rater_column = 'rater_id',
subject_column = 'subject_id',
coding_column = 'anxiety_level')