meta_sl {metalite.sl} | R Documentation |
Create metadata for subject-level analysis table
Description
Create metadata for subject-level analysis table
Usage
meta_sl(
dataset_population,
dataset_observation = NULL,
population_term,
observation_term = NULL,
parameter_term = "age;race;gender",
parameter_var = "AGE^AGEGR1;RACE;SEX",
parameter_labels = NULL,
analysis_term = "base_char",
analysis_title = "Participant Baseline Characteristics by Treatment Group",
population_subset = SAFFL == "Y",
observation_subset = NULL,
population_label = "All Participants as Treated",
treatment_group = "TRT01A"
)
Arguments
dataset_population |
Source dataset of population. |
dataset_observation |
Source dataset of observation |
population_term |
A character value of population term name. |
observation_term |
A character value of observation term name. |
parameter_term |
A character value of parameter term name. If there are multiple terms, they are separated by the semicolon (;). |
parameter_var |
A character value of parameter variable name. If there are multiple variables, they are separated by the semicolon (;). A group variable can be specified followed by a variable and the hat symbol (^). |
parameter_labels |
A character vector of parameter label name.
The length of vector should be the same as the number of parameter terms.
A label from an input data is used if |
analysis_term |
A character value of analysis term name. |
analysis_title |
A character value of analysis title name. |
population_subset |
An unquoted condition for selecting the populations from dataset of population. |
observation_subset |
An unquoted condition for selecting the populations from dataset of observation |
population_label |
A character value of population label. |
treatment_group |
A character value of treatment group name. |
Value
A metalite object.
Examples
meta_sl(
dataset_population = r2rtf::r2rtf_adsl,
population_term = "apat",
parameter_term = "age;race",
parameter_var = "AGE^AGEGR1;RACE"
)