prepare_query | R Documentation |
item
/concept
objectsSeveral internal utilities for modifying, querying ans subsetting item and
concept objects, including getters and setters for itm
variables,
callback functions, cncpt
target classes, as well as utilities for data
loading such as prepare_query()
which creates a row-subsetting
expression, do_callback()
, which applies a callback function to data or
do_itm_load()
, which performs data loading corresponding to an itm
prepare_query(x)
try_add_vars(x, ..., var_lst = NULL, type = c("data_vars", "meta_vars"))
get_itm_var(x, var = NULL, type = c("data_vars", "meta_vars"))
set_callback(x, fun)
do_callback(x, ...)
do_itm_load(x, id_type = "icustay", interval = hours(1L))
n_tick(x)
set_target(x, target)
get_target(x)
subset_src(x, src)
## S3 method for class 'item'
subset_src(x, src)
## S3 method for class 'cncpt'
subset_src(x, src)
## S3 method for class 'concept'
subset_src(x, src)
x |
Object defining the row-subsetting |
... |
Variable specification |
var_lst |
List-based variable specification |
type |
Variable type (either data or meta) |
var |
Variable name ( |
fun |
Callback function (passed as string) |
id_type |
String specifying the patient id type to return |
interval |
The time interval used to discretize time stamps with,
specified as |
src |
Character vector of data source name(s) |
prepare_query()
: an unevaluated expression used for row-subsetting
try_add_vars()
: a (potentially) modified item object with added
variables
get_itm_var()
: character vector of itm
variables
set_callback()
: a modified object with added callback function
do_callback()
: result of the callback function applied to data, most
likely (id_tbl
/ts_tbl
)
do_itm_load()
: result of item loading (id_tbl
/ts_tbl
)
n_tick()
: Integer valued number of progress bar ticks
set_target()
: a modified object with newly set target class
get_target()
: string valued target class of an object
subset_src()
: an object of the same type as the object passed as x
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