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The RMPT05 table provides an overview of duration of exposure extent.

Usage

rmpt05_main(
  adam_db,
  summaryvars = "RACE",
  show_tot = TRUE,
  row_split_var = NULL,
  col_split_var = NULL,
  overall_col_lbl = NULL,
  ...
)

rmpt05_pre(adam_db, summaryvars = "RACE", ...)

rmpt05

Format

An object of class chevron_t of length 1.

Arguments

adam_db

(list of data.frames) object containing the ADaM datasets

summaryvars

(string) variables to be analyzed. The label attribute of the corresponding columns in adex table of adam_db is used as label.

show_tot

(flag) whether to display the cumulative total.

row_split_var

(character) additional row split variables.

col_split_var

(string) additional column splitting variable.

overall_col_lbl

(string) name of the overall column. If NULL, no overall level is added.

...

not used.

Value

the main function returns an rtables object.

the preprocessing function returns a list of data.frame.

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 N row (number of non-missing values).

  • Does not remove zero-count rows unless overridden with prune_0 = TRUE.

Functions

  • rmpt05_main(): Main TLG function

  • rmpt05_pre(): Preprocessing

Examples

run(rmpt05, syn_data)
#>                                                 Patients     Person time
#>   RACE                                          (N=400)        (N=400)  
#>   ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————
#>   ASIAN                                       208 (52.0%)       25754   
#>   BLACK OR AFRICAN AMERICAN                    91 (22.8%)       10718   
#>   WHITE                                        74 (18.5%)       9612    
#>   AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKA NATIVE             25 (6.2%)        3348    
#>   MULTIPLE                                      1 (0.2%)         219    
#>   NATIVE HAWAIIAN OR OTHER PACIFIC ISLANDER     1 (0.2%)         49     
#>   Total patients number/person time           400 (100.0%)      49700