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Create data frame with test results

Source: R/extract_results.R
extract_results.Rd

The function extract_results() takes Opal zip archive "Export results" or xml file and creates two kinds of data frames (according to parameter 'level'), see the 'Details' section.

Usage

extract_results(file, level = "exercises", hide_filename = TRUE)

Arguments

file

A string with a path of the xml test result file.

level

A string with two possible values: exercises and items.

hide_filename

A boolean value, TRUE to hide original file names by default.

Value

A dataframe with attribues of the candidates outcomes and result variables.

Note

1.With option level = "exercises" data frame consists of columns:

  • 'file' - name of the xml file with test results (to identify candidate)

  • 'date' - date and time of test

  • 'id_question' - question item identifier

  • 'duration' - time in sec. what candidate spent on this item

  • 'score_candidate' - points that were given to candidate after evaluation

  • 'score_max' - max possible score for this question

  • 'question_type' - the type of question

  • 'is_answer_given' - TRUE if candidate gave the answer on question, otherwise FALSE

  • 'title' - the values of attribute 'title' of assessment items

2.With option level = "items" data frame consists of columns:

  • 'file' - name of the xml file with test results (to identify candidate)

  • 'date' - date and time of test

  • 'id_question' - question item identifier

  • 'base_type' - type of answer (identifier, string or float)

  • 'cardinalities' - defines whether this question is single, multiple or ordered -value

  • 'qti_type' - specifies the type of the task

  • 'id_answer' - identifier of each response variable

  • 'expected_response' - values that considered as right responses for question

  • 'candidate_response' - values that were given by candidate

  • 'score_candidate' - - points that were given to candidate after evaluation

  • 'score_max' - max possible score for this question item

  • 'is_response_correct' - TRUE if candidate gave the right response, otherwise FALSE

  • 'title' - the values of attribute 'title' of assessment items

Examples

file <- system.file("test_results.zip", package='rqti')
df <- extract_results(file, level = "items")
#> 2 - files with result
#> 1 - test file(s)
#> 1 - manifest file
#> 3 - files with assessment items