acuteInflammation: Measurement of 22 inflammatory mediators across time
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acuteInflammation R Documentation
Measurement of 22 inflammatory mediators across time
Description
A dataset containing the concentrations of 22 mediators of inflammation over an episode of acute inflammation. The mediators have been measured at 7 time-points on 8 subjects, concentration values have been unit-variance scaled for each variable.
Usage
acuteInflammation
Format
List of 2 data frames of 56 rows each, containing the 22 measured variables (data) and the corresponding sampling metadata (meta):
- data: var
mediator concentration, unit-variance scaled
- meta: time
time of the measurement, in hour
- meta: ind
subject ID for the measurement
- meta: group
group membership of the subject/measurement
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Measurement of 22 inflammatory mediators across time
Description
A dataset containing the concentrations of 22 mediators of inflammation over an episode of acute inflammation. The mediators have been measured at 7 time-points on 8 subjects, concentration values have been unit-variance scaled for each variable.
Usage
acuteInflammation
Format
List of 2 data frames of 56 rows each, containing the 22 measured variables (data) and the corresponding sampling metadata (meta):
- data: var
mediator concentration, unit-variance scaled
- meta: time
time of the measurement, in hour
- meta: ind
subject ID for the measurement
- meta: group
group membership of the subject/measurement
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