eeptools | Educational Evaluation and Policy Tools for R
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eeptools is an R package that seeks to make it easier for analysts at state and local education agencies to analyze and visualize their data on student, school, and district performance. By putting simple wrappers around a number of R functions, eeptools strives to make many common tasks simpler and less prone to error specific to analysis of education data.
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QUESTION
I try to generate yearwise summary statistics as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 14:41Your issue is that the summarise
-function from the plyr
-package does not do what you expect it to do.
See the difference between:
QUESTION
When I read an excel file in R, a column of birth dates has some of its values converted to 5-digit integers (e.g. line 3). I guess they represent the number of days?
Here I would like to convert both the dates and the integers in the column 'DOB' into years (i.e. ages). I am using the age_calc function from eeptools package. Therefore I would like some help in converting all the values in the column into proper dates, so that I can use the age_calc function without returning errors. Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-31 at 11:44You can handle those dates separately.
QUESTION
I am trying to calculate the age based on birth date using eeptools in R.
I follow some tutorial pages but it didn't work
My raw dataset is like below :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-10 at 15:54Not sure how to do it with eptools, but it should be simple enough without it.
QUESTION
I have a data frame and I want to calculate the difference in years of two columns (Let's called id "Age").
I am having problems adjusting it to the date of the second column.Althoug, I managed to do it accordding to Sys.Date():
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-26 at 04:43You need to give reference of the data.table that you are applying the function to
QUESTION
I am having a problem to calculate the age of all my participants.
I have the date of birth recorded only in terms of month and year (XX/XXXX) and I have the exact date when the data was recorded (XX/XX/XXXX).
I wanted to use the age_calc function from the eeptools package to calculate the age. Unfortunately, something does not work. I suspect it is because one date is exact whereas the other is not specifying the exact date.
This is what I have tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-06 at 10:04You need to use paste0()
in order to add the day to the date:
QUESTION
I am trying to calculate the age from date of birth using age_calc
from eeptools
library:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-18 at 17:01you can use the complete.cases function
QUESTION
I initially figured memisc comes in eeptools package. So I installed eeptools package.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-25 at 10:02After taking @Marco Sandri's suggestion in the comment, I tried installing it manually by downloading the package. It gave an error saying that my R needed to be updated. On updating R the installation of eeptools worked and memisc worked as well.
QUESTION
I am trying to use age_calc() from eeptools to calculate age from the date of birth in the dataframe, df.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-28 at 20:57Using na.omit
to drop the NA
QUESTION
I'm an absolute R beginner here working on a Master's project.
I have a data.frame that contains information on trotting horses (their wins, earnings, time records and such). The data is organised in a way that every row contains information for a specific year the horse competed and including a first row for each horse of "Total", so there's a summary for every variable for it's total competing life. It looks like this:
I created a new variable with their age using the age_calc function in the eeptools
package:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-23 at 15:59The trick is to filter out the "Total" rows and specify a format for the as.Date()
function
QUESTION
how can I calculate age in a large data set by excluding entries where the recent date is before the date of birth probably due to data entry problems in r dob<-c("02/02/2005","12/04/2005","18/06/2006","22/06/2007","04/08/2002","15/02/2006") sampledate <-c("14/05/2014","18/08/2016","12/02/2002","12/08/2012","13/07/2015","09/09/2013") df=data.frame(dob,sampledate) View(df) df$dob=as.Date(df$dob,"%d/%m/%Y") df$sampledate=as.Date(df$sampledate,"%d/%m/%Y")
library(eeptools) df$age=age_calc(dob = df$dob , enddate = df$sampledate, units = "years")
Error in age_calc(dob = df$dob, enddate = df$sampledate, units = "years") : End date must be a date after date of birth
how can I calculate for the others and exclude the third observation
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-12 at 11:17You could use the dplyr package as shown here...
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