========= Reference ========= Functions --------- Coefficient of Dispersion (COD) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ COD is the average absolute percent deviation from the median ratio. It is a measure of horizontal equity in assessment. Horizontal equity means properties with a similar fair market value should be similarly assessed. :doc:`cod() ` |nbsp| :doc:`cod_ci() ` |nbsp| :doc:`cod_met() ` Price-Related Differential (PRD) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ PRD is the mean ratio divided by the mean ratio weighted by sale price. It is a measure of vertical equity in assessment. Vertical equity means that properties at different levels of the income distribution should be similarly assessed. :doc:`prd() ` |nbsp| :doc:`prd_ci() ` |nbsp| :doc:`prd_met() ` Price-Related Bias (PRB) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ PRB is an index of vertical equity that quantifies the relationship betweem ratios and assessed values as a percentage. In concrete terms, a PRB of 0.02 indicates that, on average, ratios increase by 2% whenever assessed values increase by 100 percent. :doc:`prb() ` |nbsp| :doc:`prb_ci() ` |nbsp| :doc:`prb_met() ` Kakwani Index (KI) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The Kakwani Index (KI) is a Gini-based measure to test for vertical equity. The output is the ordered cumulative distribution of assessed values minus the ordered distribution of sale prices. :doc:`ki() ` Modified Kakwani Index (MKI) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The Modified Kakwani Index (MKI) is a Gini-based measure to test for vertical equity. The output is the ordered cumulative distribution of assessed values divided by the ordered distribution of sale prices. :doc:`mki() ` |nbsp| :doc:`mki_met() ` Other functions ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ | Calculate confidence intervals :doc:`boot_ci() ` | Detect sales chasing in sale ratios :doc:`is_sales_chased() ` | Detect outlier values :doc:`is_outlier() ` | Calculate if median_ratio is within the acceptable range :doc:`med_ratio_met() ` Data ---- | Sample data used for testing and demonstrations :doc:`ccao_sample() ` :doc:`quintos_sample() ` .. |nbsp| unicode:: 0xA0