example3.rat

Number of assessors (rows) is larger then the number of assessed
(columns). This data set has missing ratings. It is the result of
<code>readratdatafixed("&lt;example3.rat.txt&gt;")</code>. A 7-point rating scale has
been used. Each respondent is identified by a schoolid, a group id and a
respondent id. The rows contain the assessors, the columns contain the
assessed. When rater equals ratee (diagonal), the rating is NA.

datasets

A set of functions for two-dimensional sociometric status
determination with rating scales. For each person assessed, SSrat computes
probability distributions of the total scores for `Sympathy' (S),
`Antipathy' (A), social `Preference' (P) and social `Impact' (I), and
applies a set of criteria for sociometric status categorization.

Hans Landsheer

SSrat

Two-Dimensional Sociometric Status Determination with Rating
Scales

example3.rat function

This dataframe has 7 rated persons, who are assessed by 10 raters.<dl class="dl-horizontal">
<dt>schoolid</dt><dd>a numeric vector, identifying the second
group level</dd> <dt>groupid</dt><dd>a numeric vector, identifying the first
group level.</dd> <dt>respid</dt><dd>a numeric vector, identifying the
individual.</dd> <dt>r01</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 1.</dd>
<dt>r02</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 2.</dd>
<dt>r03</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 3.</dd>
<dt>r04</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 4.</dd>
<dt>r05</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 5.</dd>
<dt>r06</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 6.</dd>
<dt>r07</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 7.</dd> </dl>

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Example 3 of rating data with more assessors than assessed — example3.rat

This dataframe has 7 rated persons, who are assessed by 10 raters.<dl class='dl-horizontal'>
<dt>schoolid</dt><dd>a numeric vector, identifying the second
group level</dd> <dt>groupid</dt><dd>a numeric vector, identifying the first
group level.</dd> <dt>respid</dt><dd>a numeric vector, identifying the
individual.</dd> <dt>r01</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 1.</dd>
<dt>r02</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 2.</dd>
<dt>r03</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 3.</dd>
<dt>r04</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 4.</dd>
<dt>r05</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 5.</dd>
<dt>r06</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 6.</dd>
<dt>r07</dt><dd>ratings received by respondent 7.</dd> </dl>

example3.rat: Example 3 of rating data with more assessors than assessed

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