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seerSet<-function(canc,popsa,Sex, Race="pooled",ageStart=15,ageEnd=85) {
# gimic to get rid of unwanted notes in R CMD check
agedx=age=age86=yrdx=sex=race=surv=modx=yrbrth=py=year=NULL
if (!"age"%in%names(popsa)) { #assume first time here
# so rename age86 as age to help plotting and joining later
popsa=popsa%>%mutate(age=age86)%>%select(-age86)
}
if (!"age"%in%names(canc)) { #assume first time here
# let year be yrdx as a whole integer to free it to become a real
canc=canc%>%mutate(year=yrdx)
#when the next 2 mutations were in one call, yrdx would occasionally overwrite surv ... very weird.
canc=canc%>%mutate(yrdx=round(yrdx+(modx-0.5)/12,3)) #modx=1=January
canc=canc%>%mutate(surv=round((surv+0.5)/12,3))%>%
select(-modx)%>%
mutate(age=agedx+0.5) #convert ages at diagnosis to best guesses
canc=canc%>%select(-agedx)
}
# canc=canc%>%filter(age>=(ageStart+0.5),age<(ageEnd+0.5),sex==Sex)
canc=canc%>%filter(age>=ageStart,age<ageEnd,sex==Sex)
popsa=popsa%>%filter(age>=ageStart,age<ageEnd,sex==Sex)
if (Race!="pooled") {
canc=canc%>%filter(race==Race)
popsa=popsa%>%filter(race==Race)
}
canc$cancer=factor(canc$cancer) # get rid of any opposite sex cancer type levels
cancerS=levels(canc$cancer)
if ("age86"%in%names(canc)) canc=canc%>%select(-age86)
if ("sex"%in%names(canc)) canc=canc%>%select(-sex)
if ("race"%in%names(canc)) canc=canc%>%select(-race)
if ("yrbrth"%in%names(canc)) canc=canc%>%select(-yrbrth)
# note: modx was removed from canc above
# if ("sex"%in%names(popsa)) popsa=popsa%>%select(-sex)
# if ("race"%in%names(popsa)) popsa=popsa%>%select(-race)
if ("sex"%in%names(popsa)) popsa$sex=NULL
if ("race"%in%names(popsa)) popsa$race=NULL
popsa=popsa%>%group_by(age,year)%>%summarize(py=sum(py))
# and package it all up
seerSet=list(canc=canc,popsa=popsa,sex=Sex,race=Race,ageStart=ageStart,ageEnd=ageEnd,cancerS=cancerS,yearEnd=max(popsa$year))
class(seerSet)="seerSet"
seerSet
} # return a list that can be attached or with-ed in other functions
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