| HLA_typing_synthetic_LIS | R Documentation |
A larger, deliberately messy synthetic data set patterned on a real
laboratory information system "Patient" table, with one individual per row.
It is intended as realistic development and test data for
HLA_columns_to_GLstring and related functions: the typing
columns exercise the full range of wild-caught notation, including serologic
values with and without a leading "w" (e.g. "w4", "4"),
leading zeros ("06"), bare-asterisk molecular shorthand
("*17"), colon-delimited molecular alleles ("02:01"), blanks,
and NAs. Both serologic (A1Cd:dq2cd) and molecular
(mA1Cd:mDPB12cd) typings are present for the HLA-A, B, Bw, C, DRB1,
DRB3/4/5, DQB1, DQA1, DPB1 and DPA1 loci.
data(HLA_typing_synthetic_LIS)
A tibble with 63 rows and 53 columns:
Synthetic record identifiers.
Synthetic demographics (donors carry their donor ID in firstnm).
Synthetic categorical fields.
Serologic HLA typing (A, B, Bw, Cw, DR, DRw, DQ), as character.
Molecular HLA typing (A, B, C, DRB1, DRB3/4/5, DQA1, DQB1, DPA1, DPB1), as character.
Synthetic calculated PRA value.
Synthetic antibody text fields.
Note that the molecular (m...) columns deliberately contain a
mix of true molecular values (e.g. "31:01") and serologic
values (e.g. "w6"): the source laboratory historically recorded
serologic typing in the molecular columns, so this captures that real-world
mixed-nomenclature-within-a-column case.
All identifiers, names and dates are synthetic.
Synthetic data from Nicholas K. Brown, patterned on a clinical laboratory information system.
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