MicrosoftTo generate a separate "Vulnerability" variable for each child in the member household rooster, you can follow these steps:
Filter the dataset to include only the children in the Household Rooster (Repeated Group). This ensures that the calculations are performed specifically for children.
Apply the provided formulation to calculate the factors A, B, and C for each child based on the given criteria. Assign a numerical value (e.g., 1) for each factor met by a child.
Sum up the values of factors A, B, and C https://techzgaming.com/graphics-cards/best-gpu-for-ryzen-5-5600g/ each child to determine the total number of factors they meet.
Create a condition or filter where the "Vulnerability" variable is assigned a value of "Yes" or "True" for children who meet at least two factors (i.e., the summed value is equal to or greater than 2).
By following these steps, you will be able to generate the desired "Vulnerability" variable for each child in the household rooster, keeping the child data separate from the household-level data.
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