use_title <-"Plot of Mean (+/- SD) Cummulative Percentage (%) of Recovered Drug in Urine \nby Analyte, Visit: PK Evaluable Patients"use_subtitle <-"Analyte: Plasma Drug X \nVisit: CYCLE 1 DAY 1 \nPK Parameter:"use_footnote <-"Program: \nOutput:"separation_between_barplots <-1.5result <-g_lineplot(df = adpp,variables =control_lineplot_vars(x ="Time",y ="AVAL",group_var ="ARM",paramcd ="PARAM1",y_unit ="AVALU" ),alt_counts_df = adpp,y_lab ="Cummulative Percentage",x_lab ="Time (hours)",y_lab_add_paramcd =FALSE,y_lab_add_unit =TRUE,interval ="mean_sdi",whiskers =c("mean_sdi_lwr", "mean_sdi_upr"),title = use_title,subtitle = use_subtitle,caption = use_footnote,ggtheme =theme_nest(),position = ggplot2::position_dodge(width =2))plot <- result +theme(plot.caption =element_text(hjust =0)) +scale_x_continuous(breaks =c(12, 24))
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In this case we need to process the data further by artificially adding more random rows. Of course this step is not necessary in the case that data already has more cohorts.
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adpp_hck <- adpp %>%mutate(AVAL +1*rnorm(nrow(adpp), mean =1, sd =1)) %>%mutate(ARM =as.factor(sample(c("D: Drug D","E: Drug E","F: Drug F","G: Drug G" ),nrow(adpp),replace =TRUE,prob =c(0.4, 0.3, 0.2, 0.1) )))adpp <-bind_rows(adpp, adpp_hck)use_title <-"Plot of Mean (+/- SD) Cummulative Percentage (%) of Recovered Drug in Urine \nby Analyte, Visit: PK Evaluable Patients"use_subtitle <-"Analyte: Plasma Drug X \nVisit: CYCLE 1 DAY 1 \nPK Parameter:"use_footnote <-"Program: \nOutput:"separation_between_barplots <-1.5result <-g_lineplot(df = adpp,variables =control_lineplot_vars(x ="Time",y ="AVAL",group_var ="ARM",paramcd ="PARAM1",y_unit ="AVALU" ),alt_counts_df = adpp,y_lab ="Cummulative Percentage",x_lab ="Time (hours)",y_lab_add_paramcd =FALSE,y_lab_add_unit =TRUE,interval ="mean_sdi",whiskers =c("mean_sdi_lwr", "mean_sdi_upr"),title = use_title,subtitle = use_subtitle,caption = use_footnote,ggtheme =theme_nest(),position = ggplot2::position_dodge(width =2))plot <- result +theme(plot.caption =element_text(hjust =0)) +scale_x_continuous(breaks =c(12, 24))
Scale for x is already present.
Adding another scale for x, which will replace the existing scale.
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library(tern)library(dplyr)library(ggplot2)library(nestcolor)set.seed(123)# loading in the dataadpp <- random.cdisc.data::cadpp# filtering the rows for specific data entriesadpp <- adpp %>%filter(PARAMCD =="RCPCINT", AVISIT =="CYCLE 1 DAY 1", PPCAT =="Plasma Drug X")# adding or modifying specific columnsadpp <- adpp %>%mutate(ARM =as.factor(TRT01A)) %>%mutate(PARAM1 ="Fe") %>%# re-format PK parameter namemutate(Time =as.numeric(gsub("PT*|\\.|H$", "", PPENINT))) %>%droplevels() %>%df_explicit_na()# in cases where the cohorts are numeric it is possible to rename themlevels(adpp$ARM) <-c("A: Drug X","C: Combination")
