Get quantile delay for each row of reporting_triangle

Get quantile delay for each row of reporting_triangle

Usage

get_quantile_delay(x, p = 0.99)

Arguments

x

A reporting_triangle object

p

Numeric value between 0 and 1 indicating the quantile to compute. For example, p = 0.99 returns the delay at which 99% of cases have been reported. Default is 0.99.

Value

Vector of quantile delays for each reference date (integer). Returns NA for rows with no observations.

See also

Reporting triangle construction and validation [.reporting_triangle(), [<-.reporting_triangle(), as.data.frame.reporting_triangle(), as.matrix.reporting_triangle(), as_ChainLadder_triangle(), as_reporting_triangle(), as_reporting_triangle.data.frame(), as_reporting_triangle.matrix(), as_reporting_triangle.triangle(), assert_reporting_triangle(), get_delays_from_dates(), get_delays_unit(), get_max_delay(), get_mean_delay(), get_reference_dates(), get_report_dates(), get_reporting_structure(), head.reporting_triangle(), is_reporting_triangle(), new_reporting_triangle(), print.reporting_triangle(), reporting_triangle-class, summary.reporting_triangle(), tail.reporting_triangle(), truncate_to_delay(), truncate_to_quantile(), validate_reporting_triangle()

Examples

# Get 99th percentile delay for each reference date
quantile_delays_99 <- get_quantile_delay(example_reporting_triangle)
quantile_delays_99
#> [1] 3 2 1 0 0

# Get median delay
median_delays <- get_quantile_delay(example_reporting_triangle, p = 0.5)
median_delays
#> [1] 1 0 0 0 0