SDTM Mapping Algorithms/functionsSet of functions to perform SDTM Mappings |
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Derive an SDTM variable |
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Derive an SDTM variable with a hardcoded value |
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Derive Baseline Flag or Last Observation Before Exposure Flag |
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Derive the sequence number ( |
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Derive an ISO8601 date-time variable |
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A function to generate oak_id_vars |
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Raw dataset keys |
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Subject-level key variables |
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Conditioned data framesFunctions for conditioned data frames ( |
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Add filtering tags to a data set |
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Conditioned tibble pillar print method |
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Conditioned tibble header print method |
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Mutate method for conditioned data frames |
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SDTM examplesSDTM domain file examples |
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Find the path to an example SDTM domain file |
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Read an example SDTM domain |
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Controlled terminology |
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Read in a controlled terminology |
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Read an example controlled terminology specification |
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Find the path to an example controlled terminology file |
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Recode according to controlled terminology |
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Date and time conversion |
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Convert date or time collected values to ISO 8601 |
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Regexps for date/time format components |
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Date/time collection formats |
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Retrieve date/time parsing problems |
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Calculation of reference dates in DM |
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Calculate Reference dates in ISO8601 character format. |
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Calculate minimum and maximum date and time in the data frame |
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Explicit dot pipe operatorA simple alternative to |
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Explicit Dot Pipe |
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Supplemental Qualifiers |
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Function to generate final SDTM domain and supplemental domain SUPP– |