
Planned assignment roster for the operational example
Source:R/datasets.R
mfrmr_example_operational_design.RdA score-free roster declaring all Person x Rater x Criterion cells planned
for mfrmr_example_operational. Pass it to the expected_design argument of
describe_mfrm_data() to distinguish the six expected-but-unobserved cells
from combinations that were never assigned.
Format
A data.frame with 288 rows and 5 columns:
- Study
Example dataset label (
"OperationalExample").- Person
Person/respondent identifier.
- Rater
Planned rater identifier.
- Criterion
Planned criterion label.
- Group
Balanced grouping label (
"A"/"B").
Source
Synthetic assignment roster generated with the operational example
by data-raw/make-operational-example.R. It contains no empirical records
and no fabricated scores.
Details
The roster contains 288 planned cells. The observed
mfrmr_example_operational table contains 282 rows, so an explicit design
comparison identifies six planned omissions. Extra roster columns such as
Study and Group are ignored unless they are named as model facets.
Examples
data("mfrmr_example_operational", package = "mfrmr")
data("mfrmr_example_operational_design", package = "mfrmr")
review <- describe_mfrm_data(
mfrmr_example_operational,
person = "Person",
facets = c("Rater", "Criterion"),
score = "Score",
expected_design = mfrmr_example_operational_design
)
summary(review)$structural_missingness
#> Status ExpectedCells ObservedCells MatchedCells MissingExpectedCells
#> 1 declared 288 282 282 6
#> UnexpectedObservedCells CoverageRate ExpectedOnlyPersons UnexpectedPersons
#> 1 0 0.9791667 0 0