User Modules (from Phase-III Macro System)
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- User Modules generate datasets carrying subtables controlled by user-supplied parms.
Name | Purpose | Algorithm |
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%ROW_BOOL() | Deliver PCT/count line dataset using 1 decode | Select single (‚true‘) value for categorial processing from *_freq and *_catv modules. |
%BLK_BOOL() | Deliver PCT/count subtable dataset from N boolean variables | Loop with %row_bool over array of categorial values using same name prefix and ‚true‘ value and output results as one block. |
%TAB_BOOL() | Deliver PCT/count table dataset from N boolean blocks | Loop with %blk_bool over groups of variables using diferent name prefixes. |
%BLK_CATV() | Deliver PCT/count subtable dataset from 1 categorial variable | Use categorial processing from *_freq and *_catv modules with restricted paramater set. |
%TAB_CATV() | Deliver PCT/count table dataset from N categorial variables | Loop with %blk_catv over array of names using same processing parameters. |
%BLK_CONV() | Deliver univariate statistics subtable dataset from 1 continuous variable | Use continuous variable processing from *_univ and *_conv modules with restricted paramater set. |
%TAB_CONV() | Deliver univariate statistics table dataset from N continuous variables | Loop with %blk_conv over array of names using same set of processing parameters. |
%TWO_CATV() | Deliver PCT/count table from 2 nested categorial variables | Perform nested processing of two categorial variables looping the context variable from the row_* modules over the categories of the ‚outer‘ categories. |
%TWO_BOCA() | Deliver PCT/count table from boolean/categorial variables | Perform nested processing with only one (‚true‘) value select from the outer category. |
%TWO_BOBO() | Deliver PCT/count table from 2 nested boolean variables | Perform nested processing with boolean (‚true value‘) selection from the outer category and an array of boolean selections inside like in %blk_bool. True values may be chosen for each inside variable separately. |