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Applies the Sprott-Doob 15-day Mandela threshold to OTIS b05 (Ontario provincial segregation placement counts by binned duration).

Usage

morie_otis_analyze_b05_mandela_classification(data, out_dir = NULL)

Arguments

data

b05 data.frame.

out_dir

Optional output directory.

Value

morie_otis_analysis_result.

Examples

# \donttest{
otis_b05 <- morie_synth_otis("b05", n = 120L, seed = 1L)
morie_otis_analyze_b05_mandela_classification(otis_b05)
#> Mandela-RF on OTIS b05 -- per-placement Mandela classification (Ontario provincial segregation, by fiscal year)
#> ===============================================================================================================
#>   Source                                       OTIS b05 (segregation placement counts x duration)
#>   Mandela threshold                            Rule 43 -- 15 days (<=15 = solitary; >=16 = torture)
#>   Caveat                                       Duration-only proxy (no hours-out-of-cell in OTIS); treat as upper bound
#>   Federal SD-2021 reference (CSC SIUs N=1960)  Solitary 28.4%, Torture 9.9%
#>   Latest provincial torture rate               21.30% -- vs federal 9.9%; higher
#> 
#> OTIS b05 Mandela-class by fiscal year (placements as the unit):
#>   Fiscal year  Solitary N  Solitary %  Torture N  Torture %  Total
#>   ----------------------------------------------------------------
#>   2018         596         70.9%       245        29.1%      841
#>   2019         371         46.0%       436        54.0%      807
#>   2020         274         67.5%       132        32.5%      406
#>   2021         403         72.2%       155        27.8%      558
#>   2022         474         71.9%       185        28.1%      659
#>   2023         422         48.1%       455        51.9%      877
#>   2024         750         78.7%       203        21.3%      953
#> 
#> Applies the Sprott-Doob Mandela-Rules duration threshold (15 days, Rule 43) to OTIS provincial segregation placements. The 'torture' bin (>=16 days) counts placements crossing the prolonged-solitary line. 
# }