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Example shown in vignette is not accurate, also ANL01FL is not relevant subset
(see n, maybe filter by drug in PARCAT2, one table by drug)
(filter for PARCAT1 == "OVERALL" )
How are we defining the variables to include? Is this by user filtering?
=> filtered inside the function (for now)
I do not understand EXT01_2, think we need a rethink on how AVALCAT is included?
LBT01
Missing N in treatment header
=> should be under ACTARM (not CHG or AVAL)
How is precision controlled/will be controlled? Different tests require different precision
=> add info to study object ?
"A reasonable level of precision for means, SDs, and medians is one digit more than the level of precision of the test. Present the minimum and maximum to the level of precision of the test."
Column headers do not match standard
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@BFalquet - I had a think about EXT01 and provided file shows what should be default for EXT01, with ability to include the further optional rows. The rows labelled EXAMPLE are important for us to showcase in vignette as they are most common additions. I think this should all be achieved in EXT01_1, rather than separate _2 for this?
I see that treatment duration (time limit) is a categorical value that doesn't really fit in the current paradigm of ext01_1 but would work in ext01_2.
Would inverting ext01 and ext02 do the trick (with minor modifications)?
EXT01
(see
n
, maybe filter by drug inPARCAT2
, one table by drug)(filter for PARCAT1 == "OVERALL" )
=> filtered inside the function (for now)
LBT01
=> should be under ACTARM (not CHG or AVAL)
=> add info to study object ?
"A reasonable level of precision for means, SDs, and medians is one digit more than the level of precision of the test. Present the minimum and maximum to the level of precision of the test."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: