| categorize_simple | R Documentation | 
This is the function which prepares the input data for the categorization, and forms the core of the package, along with the C++ matrix code. This is pure data manipulation and generalizable beyond medical data.
categorize_simple(
  x,
  map,
  id_name,
  code_name,
  return_df = FALSE,
  return_binary = FALSE,
  restore_id_order = TRUE,
  preserve_id_type = FALSE,
  comorbid_fun = comorbid_mat_mul_wide,
  ...
)
| x | Data frame containing a column for an 'id' and a column for a code, e.g., an ICD-10 code. | 
| map | named list containing vectors of ICD-9 codes. E.g. the AHRQ ICD-9
comorbidities, contains  | 
| id_name | The name of the  | 
| code_name | String with name(s) of column(s) containing the codes. | 
| return_df | single logical value, if  | 
| return_binary | Logical value, if  | 
| restore_id_order | Logical value, if  | 
| preserve_id_type | Single logical value, if  | 
| comorbid_fun | function i.e. the function symbol (not character string) to be called to do the comorbidity calculation | 
| ... | arguments passed on to other functions | 
The goals for icd include the optimized categorization component being packaged independently, and the comorbidity package taking on the front-end for doing ICD-code-based comorbidities. This is in discussion.
u <- uranium_pathology
m <- icd10_map_ahrq
u$icd10 <- decimal_to_short(u$icd10)
j <- icd:::categorize_simple(u, m, id_name = "case", code_name = "icd10")
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