Is there a function in R that calculates kappa for more than two raters, more than two ratings, and varying...












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I have a data set that has around 40 subjects, who are rated by either 2 or 3 people. Each rater evaluates several questions and can give a rating from 0-4 for each. I want to run a kappa for each question, but there are more than two rating possibilities and a varying number of raters on each subject.



I've found a way to run this in STATA (https://www.stata.com/help13.cgi?kappa last example) but I need a CI or standard error calculation. Is there a way to get this in (preferably) R or SAS/STATA?






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I have a data set that has around 40 subjects, who are rated by either 2 or 3 people. Each rater evaluates several questions and can give a rating from 0-4 for each. I want to run a kappa for each question, but there are more than two rating possibilities and a varying number of raters on each subject.



I've found a way to run this in STATA (https://www.stata.com/help13.cgi?kappa last example) but I need a CI or standard error calculation. Is there a way to get this in (preferably) R or SAS/STATA?






r sas stata







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I have a data set that has around 40 subjects, who are rated by either 2 or 3 people. Each rater evaluates several questions and can give a rating from 0-4 for each. I want to run a kappa for each question, but there are more than two rating possibilities and a varying number of raters on each subject.



I've found a way to run this in STATA (https://www.stata.com/help13.cgi?kappa last example) but I need a CI or standard error calculation. Is there a way to get this in (preferably) R or SAS/STATA?






r sas stata







share|improve this question















I have a data set that has around 40 subjects, who are rated by either 2 or 3 people. Each rater evaluates several questions and can give a rating from 0-4 for each. I want to run a kappa for each question, but there are more than two rating possibilities and a varying number of raters on each subject.



I've found a way to run this in STATA (https://www.stata.com/help13.cgi?kappa last example) but I need a CI or standard error calculation. Is there a way to get this in (preferably) R or SAS/STATA?






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  • Bootstrap the calculation.
    – Nick Cox
    Dec 27 at 14:49


















  • Bootstrap the calculation.
    – Nick Cox
    Dec 27 at 14:49
















Bootstrap the calculation.
– Nick Cox
Dec 27 at 14:49




Bootstrap the calculation.
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Dec 27 at 14:49

















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