The RMPT01 table provides an overview of duration of exposure.
Usage
rmpt01_main(
adam_db,
summaryvars = "AVALCAT1",
show_tot = TRUE,
row_split_var = NULL,
col_split_var = NULL,
overall_col_lbl = NULL,
...
)
rmpt01_pre(adam_db, summaryvars = "AVALCAT1", ...)
rmpt01_post(tlg, prune_0 = FALSE, ...)
rmpt01Arguments
- adam_db
(
listofdata.frames) object containing theADaMdatasets- summaryvars
(
string) variables to be analyzed. The label attribute of the corresponding columns inadextable ofadam_dbis used as label.- show_tot
(
flag) whether to display the cumulative total.- row_split_var
(
string) the name of the column that containing variable to split exposure by.- col_split_var
(
string) additional column splitting variable.- overall_col_lbl
(
string) name of the overall column. IfNULL, no overall level is added.- ...
not used.
- tlg
(
TableTree,Listingorggplot) object typically produced by amainfunction.- prune_0
(
flag) remove 0 count rows
Value
the main function returns an rtables object.
the preprocessing function returns a list of data.frame.
the postprocessing function returns an rtables object or an ElementaryTable (null report).
Details
Person time is the sum of exposure across all patients.
Summary statistics are by default based on the number of patients in the corresponding
Nrow (number of non-missing values).Does not remove zero-count rows unless overridden with
prune_0 = TRUE.
Functions
rmpt01_main(): Main TLG functionrmpt01_pre(): Preprocessingrmpt01_post(): Postprocessing
Note
adam_dbobject must contain anadextable with"AVAL"and the columns specified bysummaryvars.
Examples
run(rmpt01, syn_data, col_split_var = "SEX")
#> F M
#> Patients Person time Patients Person time
#> Duration of exposure (N=30) (N=30) (N=15) (N=15)
#> —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————
#> < 1 month 3 (10.0%) 45 1 (6.7%) 22
#> 1 to <3 months 8 (26.7%) 554 5 (33.3%) 283
#> 3 to <6 months 8 (26.7%) 1042 5 (33.3%) 686
#> >=6 months 11 (36.7%) 2447 4 (26.7%) 834
#> Total patients number/person time 30 (100.0%) 4088 15 (100.0%) 1825