createExposureOutcome: Create exposure-outcome combinations.
In OHDSI/SelfControlledCohort: Population-Level Estimation Method that Estimates Incidence Rate Comparison of Exposed/Unexposed Time Within an Exposed Cohort
createExposureOutcome R Documentation
Create exposure-outcome combinations.
Description
Create exposure-outcome combinations.
Usage
createExposureOutcome(exposureId, outcomeId)
Arguments
exposureId
A concept ID indentifying the drug of interest in the exposure table. If
multiple strategies for picking the exposure will be tested in the analysis, a
named list of numbers can be provided instead. In the analysis, the name of the
number to be used can be specified using the exposureType parameter in
the createSccAnalysis function.
outcomeId
A concept ID indentifying the outcome of interest in the outcome table. If
multiple strategies for picking the outcome will be tested in the analysis, a
named list of numbers can be provided instead. In the analysis, the name of the
number to be used can be specified using the #' outcomeType parameter in
the createSccAnalysis function.
Details
Create a hypothesis of interest, to be used with the runSccAnalyses function.
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| createExposureOutcome | R Documentation |
Create exposure-outcome combinations.
Description
Create exposure-outcome combinations.
Usage
createExposureOutcome(exposureId, outcomeId)
Arguments
exposureId |
A concept ID indentifying the drug of interest in the exposure table. If
multiple strategies for picking the exposure will be tested in the analysis, a
named list of numbers can be provided instead. In the analysis, the name of the
number to be used can be specified using the |
outcomeId |
A concept ID indentifying the outcome of interest in the outcome table. If
multiple strategies for picking the outcome will be tested in the analysis, a
named list of numbers can be provided instead. In the analysis, the name of the
number to be used can be specified using the #' |
Details
Create a hypothesis of interest, to be used with the runSccAnalyses function.
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