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Factor: Regulatory Frameworks #37
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All the factors in the Contextual Dimension are sourced from the Women, Business, and the Law database, which provides scores ranging from 0 to 100, with 100 being the highest possible score. The Regulatory Frameworks score is obtained from the average of the Pay and Parenthood indexes. The user should be able to input both scores, and the tool would calculate the average, standardize it to a scale from 0 to 5, and apply it to the entire country. |
I do not understand why a whole day of work is needed if the Contextual Dimension factors have no spatial variability within a country and only represent a single score for the entire nation. The user should be able to add this score, which is on a scale from 0 to 100, and it should be standardized to a scale from 0 to 5 and assigned to the entire territory. |
error encountered: Could not create layer D:/Munca/WB/Geest/St_Lucia/Testing/07082024/temp/countryBuff.shp: Creation of layer failed (OGR error: Failed to create file D:/Munca/WB/Geest/St_Lucia/Testing/07082024/temp\countryBuff.shp: No such file or directory) |
Test ResultsDataLink: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-3UpliiCotIfNoTtB6_CmQoBjrj6z6bX/view?usp=sharing ContextualEach Factors in Contextual Dimension completed. Contextual_score also succeed with some Python error. Although the Contextual_score.tif exist but the value is incorrect, then it means the script failed to generate the correct value and save as a file.
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