Writes the per-family summary, the rows that crossed alpha or left the
interval, the deletion-search path and the full census. CSV files are
always written; with flextable and officer installed, a Word document
with the tables in a standard clinical-report layout is written too, and
an RTF version of each table.
Usage
stress_tables(
result,
dir,
name = "stress",
formats = c("csv", "docx", "rtf"),
digits = 3,
mask_ids = FALSE
)Arguments
- result
A
stress_resultfromrun_plan().- dir
Directory to write into (created if needed). There is no default, so nothing is written unless a location is given.
- name
File stem.
- formats
Any of
"csv","docx","rtf".- digits
Decimal places in the formatted tables.
- mask_ids
Replace subject identifiers with sequence numbers.
Examples
# \donttest{
small <- mmrm::fev_data[mmrm::fev_data$USUBJID %in% paste0("PT", 1:60), ]
spec <- stress_spec(small, "FEV1", "USUBJID", "AVISIT", "ARMCD", "PBO", covariates = ~ FEV1_BL,
covariance = "cs", method = "Satterthwaite", vcov = "Asymptotic")
plan <- stress_plan(spec, covariance = list(structures = c("cs", "ar1h")), inference = NULL,
covariates = NULL, weights = FALSE, loo = list(by = "RACE"), permute = NULL,
reference = NULL, estimator = NULL, fragility = NULL)
stress_tables(run_plan(plan), dir = tempdir(), formats = "csv")
# }
