createGetCovariateSettings: Create the parameter object for extracting the covariates...
In OHDSI/RiskStratifiedEstimation: Risk Stratified Effect Estimation
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createGetCovariateSettings R Documentation
Create the parameter object for extracting the covariates Contains the arguments for the extraction
of both the covariates related to the prediction step and the estimation step.
Description
Create the parameter object for extracting the covariates Contains the arguments for the extraction
of both the covariates related to the prediction step and the estimation step.
Usage
createGetCovariateSettings(
covariateSettingsCm = FeatureExtraction::createCovariateSettings(),
covariateSettingsPlp = FeatureExtraction::createCovariateSettings()
)
Arguments
covariateSettingsCm
The covariate settings object related to the estimation step created
from createCovariateSettings.
covariateSettingsPlp
The covariate settings objec related to the prediction step created
from createCovariateSettings.
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View source: R/CreateArgFuns.R
| createGetCovariateSettings | R Documentation |
Create the parameter object for extracting the covariates Contains the arguments for the extraction of both the covariates related to the prediction step and the estimation step.
Description
Create the parameter object for extracting the covariates Contains the arguments for the extraction of both the covariates related to the prediction step and the estimation step.
Usage
createGetCovariateSettings( covariateSettingsCm = FeatureExtraction::createCovariateSettings(), covariateSettingsPlp = FeatureExtraction::createCovariateSettings() )
Arguments
covariateSettingsCm |
The covariate settings object related to the estimation step created
from |
covariateSettingsPlp |
The covariate settings objec related to the prediction step created
from |
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