R: non-standardization test for lifecourses of linked lives
linkedLives
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non-standardization test for lifecourses of linked lives
Description
The non-standardization test for lifecourses with linked lives.
The simulations carried out for this test account for the fact that some individuals are more likely to have identical lifecourse trajectories.
Dataset containing a sequence of linking ID's (such as house ID's).
sequenceUnits
Vector containing the sequence alphabet.
lifecourseSequences
Dataset containing the sequences under invetigation.
Author(s)
Glenna Nightingale
Examples
data(myHouseID)
data(mydata)
#------Exploring data---------
length(unique(myHouseID[,2]))
# number of unique individuals represented = 64
length((myHouseID[,2]))
# number of individuals in dataset = 100
length(myHouseID[,2])
# number of individuals represented = 100
hist(myHouseID[1:10,2],col="blue")
# plotting the first 10 house ID's
# Frequencies greater than 1 indicate individuals
# with the same house ID.
#--------------
#----- Running Function------------------
#B = linkedLives(myHouseID[,2:14],c("non-mover","mover within gb"),mydata[,2:14])
# the first column of the myHouseID and mydata
# datasets contain personal ID's
#----------------------------------------
#---- Plotting----------------------------
#hist(B[[1]],col="red",xlab="Simulated test statistics"
#,ylab="Frequency",main="Results of non-standardization test",
#cex.lab=1.5,xlim=c(range(B[[1]])[1],B[[4]]))
#abline(v=B[[4]],lwd=3,col="orange")
#B[[2]]# pval (Left tailed)
#B[[3]]# pval (Right tailed)
#B[[4]]# Empirical test statistic
#----------------------------------