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The method

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{acronym} · Version {version}

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The question it answers

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How it is built

Public measures, one score.

{total_components} measures in {domain_count} parts, weighted and added.

Each part is a group of measures. For each measure it has numbers for, a neighborhood gets a rank among El Paso's census tracts, from 0 to 100. The parts are weighted and added into one score. Higher means more strain.

In technical terms

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{weight} of the score

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Measure Share of the score Source Data year
{name} {rationale} Counted as the share of people who go without it. {weight_overall} {source} {data_year}

References

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See it

The score, neighborhood by neighborhood.

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