Reads the SPI over the months in window from a single spi_expected()
fit on the full history. Observed counts and expected counts are summed
over the window inside each posterior draw, divided, and centred on the
national observed-to-expected ratio of the same draw, so SPI = 1 is the
national level. With parents, a parent unit such as a province is the
sum of its districts inside each draw, so the two levels agree on how much
was expected. The summation and centring are those spi_index() uses.
This differs from spi_index(). spi_index() refits the model once per
assessment year on the months before that year, with the year's own counts
masked, so each expected count is predicted from earlier reporting only.
spi_window_summary() refits nothing: it reads any window, of any length,
from one fit whose expected counts were estimated with the window's own
counts included. Use it to update a rolling window every month from a
fit that can be cached.
Usage
spi_window_summary(
fit,
window,
id_col = "adm2_guid",
parents = NULL,
person_time = c("window", "observed")
)Arguments
- fit
An
spi_expected()result withkeep_draws = TRUE, or any list with adrawsmatrix and adatatibble (columnsid_col,month,count,pop, one row per column ofdraws).- window
Date. First-of-month dates to read over, usually
spi_window().- id_col
Character. District identifier column in
fit$data. Default:"adm2_guid".- parents
Optional two-column data frame mapping
id_colto a parent unit. The result is then one row per parent. Default:NULL.- person_time
Character. How
pop_u15is formed. The numerator is the sum, over the unit's rows in the window, of each district's annual population infit$data$pop. With"window"(default) the denominator is the number of months inwindow; with"observed"it is the number of window months present in the fit. The two agree when every window month is in the fit.
Value
Tibble with one row per unit: the unit column, observed,
pop_u15 (annual denominator), months (window months in the fit),
expected_total (posterior median expected count), spi_median,
spi_mean, spi_q05, spi_q10, spi_q90, spi_q95 and
national_oe (summed observed over the median summed expected count).
See also
spi_window_classify(), spi_rolling_index()
Other spi rolling window functions:
spi_rolling_index(),
spi_window_classify()