We could use paste
to create the formula
out1 <- svymean(as.formula(paste0('~interaction(', toString(vars), ')')), design)
out1
# mean SE
#interaction(sex, married, pens)F.0.0 0.000000 0.0000
#interaction(sex, married, pens)M.0.0 0.000000 0.0000
#interaction(sex, married, pens)F.1.0 0.474806 0.2109
#interaction(sex, married, pens)M.1.0 0.000000 0.0000
#interaction(sex, married, pens)F.0.1 0.000000 0.0000
#interaction(sex, married, pens)M.0.1 0.089147 0.0717
#interaction(sex, married, pens)F.1.1 0.213178 0.1945
#interaction(sex, married, pens)M.1.1 0.222868 0.1567
testing with manual entry
out2 <- svymean(~interaction(sex,married, pens), design)
identical(out1, out2)
#[1] TRUE
Update
To do this separately, we can use lapply
outlst1 <- lapply(vars, function(x)
svymean(as.formula(paste0('~interaction(', x, ')')), design))
outlst1
#[[1]]
# mean SE
#interaction(sex)F 0.68798 0.1721
#interaction(sex)M 0.31202 0.1721
#[[2]]
# mean SE
#interaction(married)0 0.089147 0.0717
#interaction(married)1 0.910853 0.0717
#[[3]]
# mean SE
#interaction(pens)0 0.47481 0.2109
#interaction(pens)1 0.52519 0.2109
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