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There's an existing 'multiple response' module, but that requires data be in the form
varA
varB
varC
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
however often it's more like
var
A
A,B
B,C
The latest version of iNZightTools allows importing the latter, and splitting it into the former - however, the graphical/summary functionality is in iNZightPlots which we can't update in Lite (without a lot of work #287).
This is a request from a user, specifically in a situation where there are 100s of responses (ethnicity). I thought it might be easiest to create a dedicated module for analysing multiple response strings. Something like:
choose variable containing delimited values
specify delimiter
convert variable to a multiple response variable - perhaps the rimu package or similar can help?
then add in some basic graphics and summaries - perhaps with a multi-select box to choose which values to display? we can discuss further with the CaS team about their use-cases.
OR
Modifying the existing multiple response module (if the graphics/summaries available are adequate) and adding an extra option to split a string directly in the module - this is to prevent iNZightTools from adding 100s of binary variables to the dataset, which just makes working with the rest of the dataset pretty unfun.
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There's an existing 'multiple response' module, but that requires data be in the form
however often it's more like
The latest version of
iNZightTools
allows importing the latter, and splitting it into the former - however, the graphical/summary functionality is iniNZightPlots
which we can't update in Lite (without a lot of work #287).This is a request from a user, specifically in a situation where there are 100s of responses (ethnicity). I thought it might be easiest to create a dedicated module for analysing multiple response strings. Something like:
rimu
package or similar can help?OR
Modifying the existing multiple response module (if the graphics/summaries available are adequate) and adding an extra option to split a string directly in the module - this is to prevent iNZightTools from adding 100s of binary variables to the dataset, which just makes working with the rest of the dataset pretty unfun.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: