actiquantiles maps physical activity values to
NHANES-based quantiles. The package exposes an
acti_-prefixed wrapper around
mapnhanespa::map_nhanes_pa_quantiles() so the public API
can stay stable while new mapping backends are added later.
Core entry points:
acti_map_nhanes() for participant-level quantile
mappingmapnhanespa::nhanes_pa_quantile() for a single value
lookupmapnhanespa::nhanes_pa_age_category() for age
binningYou can install actiquantiles from GitHub with:
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("jhuwit/actiquantiles")The package depends on mapnhanespa, which provides the
NHANES mapping tables and lookup logic.
example_data <- data.frame(
id = c("A", "B"),
age = c(25, 62),
sex = c("Female", "Male"),
measure = c("mims", "ssl_steps"),
value = c(15000, 7500)
)
mapped <- acti_map_nhanes(example_data)
mapped
#> id age sex measure value acti_pa_quantile
#> 1 A 25 Female mims 15000 0.5349443
#> 2 B 62 Male ssl_steps 7500 0.3527381The wrapper keeps the input columns and adds
acti_pa_quantile:
head(mapped)
#> id age sex measure value acti_pa_quantile
#> 1 A 25 Female mims 15000 0.5349443
#> 2 B 62 Male ssl_steps 7500 0.3527381For a single value, use the scalar helper from
mapnhanespa directly:
mapnhanespa::nhanes_pa_quantile(
value = 15000,
age = 25,
sex = "Female",
measure = "mims"
)
#> [1] 0.5349443