You could produce conservative and aggressive versions by assuming either =0 or =(cutoff-1) for the missing values and then plot the range, maybe it will be tight.
sure, for e.g. China or any large-ish country this works, but as soon as population <1 million or so the range would be very wide—e.g. Iceland presumably has some EA presence but it would be strange to put it at the top without knowing the actual data. If I wanted to spend more time on this I think just asking for the raw data would be best (I am unsure if they would give it to me, and I haven’t tried).
True, I don’t have access to the raw data sadly, only to the data from the EA Survey forum post which has a minimum number of EAs cutoff.
You could produce conservative and aggressive versions by assuming either =0 or =(cutoff-1) for the missing values and then plot the range, maybe it will be tight.
sure, for e.g. China or any large-ish country this works, but as soon as population <1 million or so the range would be very wide—e.g. Iceland presumably has some EA presence but it would be strange to put it at the top without knowing the actual data. If I wanted to spend more time on this I think just asking for the raw data would be best (I am unsure if they would give it to me, and I haven’t tried).