Check the enumerators with very low or high productivity
Source:R/enumeratorproductivityoutliers.R
enumeratorProductivityOutliers.Rd
This function display the enumerators with very low or high productivity.
Usage
enumeratorProductivityOutliers(
ds = NULL,
enumeratorID = NULL,
surveyDate = NULL,
sdval = 2
)
Arguments
- ds
dataset containing the survey (from kobo): labelled data.frame
- enumeratorID
name of the field where the enumerator ID is stored: string
- surveyDate
name of the field in the dataset where the date of the survey is stored: string
- sdval
(Optional, by default set to 2) number of standard deviation for which the data within is considered as acceptable: integer
- checkperiod
if not null number of day before today when the check should be made
Value
result a list that includes: * dst same dataset as the inputed one but with survey marked for deletion if errors are found and delete=TRUE (or NULL) * ret_log list of the errors found (or NULL) * var a list of value (or NULL) * graph graphical representation of the results (or NULL)
Examples
load(system.file("sample_dataset.RData", package = "HighFrequencyChecks"))
ds <- sample_dataset
enumeratorID <- "enumerator_id"
surveyDate <- "survey_date"
sdval<-2
result <- enumeratorProductivityOutliers(ds = ds,
enumeratorID=enumeratorID,
surveyDate=surveyDate,
sdval=sdval)
knitr::kable(head(result[["ret_log"]], 10))
#>
#>
#> | | enumerator_id| days_worked| total_surveys_done| daily_average| survey_outliers|
#> |:--|-------------:|-----------:|------------------:|-------------:|---------------:|
#> |4 | 12| 3| 6| 2| 2.412083|
#> |12 | 28| 4| 8| 2| 2.412083|
#> |59 | 10050| 3| 6| 2| 2.412083|
print(result[["graph"]])