View source: R/score_calculator.R
| get_scores | R Documentation |
Computes age-, sex- and (for 'sbp' and 'dbp') height-specific percentile ranks or z-scores for clinical biomarkers using IDEFICS study reference data and Biomarkers4Pediatrics collaboration (for 'crp').
get_scores(
variable = "waist",
sex = c("f", "m"),
age = 6:5,
height = NULL,
values = c(20, 21),
return_values = c("percentile", "z.score")
)
variable |
Character. The variable to assess. Must be one of the supported variables ("waist", "bmi", "hdl", "sbp", "dbp", "trg", "homa", "glu", "height","insu", or "crp"). |
sex |
Character vector. Same length as 'age', 'height', and 'values'. Accepts "f" for female or "m" for male. |
age |
Numeric vector. Ages of the children/young adults in years. Must be between 1 and 22.5 for 'crp', and between 2 and 11 otherwise. |
height |
Numeric vector or NULL. Required for height-dependent models ('sbp' and 'dbp'). Defaults to NULL. |
values |
Numeric vector. Observed values of the variable to score.
Values must be supplied in the units used by the corresponding reference
model: 'waist' and 'height' in cm; 'bmi' in kg/m^2; 'sbp' and 'dbp'
in mmHg; 'trg' and 'hdl' in mg/dL; 'glu' in mg/dL; 'insu' in
|
return_values |
Character vector. Specifies which outputs to return. Options include "percentile", "z.score". |
For triglycerides ('trg'), the original IDEFICS scoring procedure applies sex-specific percentile and z-score values at 45 mg/dL, corresponding to the lower measurement limit used in the IDEFICS study. These values are retained here to reproduce the original IDEFICS score calculation.
A named list containing the requested scores. Each element is a numeric vector of the same length as 'values'.
get_scores(
variable = "crp",
sex = c("f","f"),
age = c(3, 12),
values = c(4, 0.5)
)
get_scores(
variable="dbp",
sex=c("f","m"),
age=c(5,5),
height=c(120,110),
values=c(70,60)
)
get_scores(
variable = "trg",
sex = c("f", "m"),
age = c(5.8, 6.5),
values = c(50, 48) # mg/dL
)
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