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Treats every institution-month flagged by estban_flag_nonreport() as missing and fills interior gaps by linear interpolation along the monthly series of each (institution, municipality, account). Gaps at the start or end of a series are left as NA (no extrapolation), so a bank that stopped reporting last month stays missing until the file is revised, instead of being invented.

Usage

estban_impute_nonreport(df)

Arguments

df

A tibble from estban_read() or estban_fetch() covering several months (interpolation needs neighbours). The nonreport column is computed when absent.

Value

A tibble with one row per cnpj, codmun_ibge and ref, the identification columns, the account columns (imputed where possible) and an integer column imputed with the number of accounts filled in that row. A message reports how many institution-months were treated.

Details

Rows are first summed to one row per institution and municipality (branches of the same bank in the same city are added), because that is the level at which the interpolation is meaningful and stable.

Examples

# Three months of a two-bank, one-city extract, with bank B zeroed in the
# middle month. See vignette("nonreport-imputation") for the full story.
f <- system.file("extdata", "202401_ESTBAN_AG_sample.CSV", package = "estbanr")
m1 <- estban_read(f, uf = "PE")
m2 <- m1; m2$ref <- 202402L
m3 <- m1; m3$ref <- 202403L
verb <- grep("^verbete_", names(m1))
m2[m2$cnpj == "60746948", verb] <- 0          # Bradesco "vanishes" in February
m3[, verb] <- m3[, verb] * 1.10               # and everything grows 10% by March
x <- rbind(m1, m2, m3)
imp <- estban_impute_nonreport(x)
#> ℹ 1 institution-month flagged as non-report; interpolating interior gaps.
imp[imp$cnpj == "60746948" & imp$municipio == "CARUARU",
    c("ref", "verbete_160_operacoes_de_credito", "imputed")]
#> # A tibble: 3 × 3
#>      ref verbete_160_operacoes_de_credito imputed
#>    <int>                            <dbl>   <int>
#> 1 202401                        23110341        0
#> 2 202402                        24265858.      45
#> 3 202403                        25421375.       0