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@shajoezhu can you point to the record that says it is averaged but it is not. Looking at the code for ADEG - I see this @pharmaverse/admiral WDYT?? |
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dear @bms63 , here is what we did, we were filtering the adeg <- adeg_pharmaverse
adeg <- df_explicit_na(adeg)
adeg_f <- adeg %>%
filter(
PARAMCD == "QT",
ANL01FL == "Y",
EGTPT == 1
) write now, we need to add Initially, I was going to filter these multiple entries by
I was quite confused that
gives multiple records that could be used for analysis? my impression was this should just be one record? If I am asking a very naive question, my apologies. |
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I think the adeg script should be updated to make it consistent and usable for TLGs. As mentioned above it seems to be a mixture of two approaches (deriving the average of the triplicates and using the average as analysis value and deriving an analysis value for each timepoint ( |
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Decision from the admiral developer meeting: The script should be updated such that the average of the triplicates is derived and only the average is flagged for baseline ( |
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Dear admiral team
while we use pharamaverseadam data and create the template for the egt05_qtcat output (insightsengineering/scda.test#154), we notice that there are multiple entires flagged with ANL01FL == "Y", I was wondering if they should be marked as yes only if when dtype == "AVERAGE"?
After a short message exchange, we found out that the dtype == average, does not actually mean it is avaraged
i was a little concerned that I thought only one value should be ANL01FL == Y if multiple value exists for the same visit? as it is going to be used for analysis right?
Just want to raise the issue here, and would love to hear your thoughts, many thanks!
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