clean_emmeans_specs: Helper function to clean one-sided formulas for emmeans
In lengning/gClinBiomarker: gClinBiomarker: an R package for clinical biomarker analyses
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
The emmeans::emmeans() function broke a golden rule: they
return a different class of data based on unrelated parameters. In this
case, if the specs parameter is a one-sided formula it returns a
emmGrid whereas if it's two-sided for a list, it returns a
emm_list. This makes it quite hard to work with reliably. To address
this, this helper function cleans the inputs before handing them off to
specs to make a one sided formula (like ~ x + y) into an
acceptable two-sided formula (like pairwise ~ x + y), allowing
emmeans to be used and always producing a single class of output.
Usage
1
clean_emmeans_specs(specs)
Arguments
specs
the specs input to process
Value
a two-sided formula with the LHS being 'pairwise' if the input is a
formula, otherwise return original input
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
The emmeans::emmeans() function broke a golden rule: they
return a different class of data based on unrelated parameters. In this
case, if the specs parameter is a one-sided formula it returns a
emmGrid whereas if it's two-sided for a list, it returns a
emm_list. This makes it quite hard to work with reliably. To address
this, this helper function cleans the inputs before handing them off to
specs to make a one sided formula (like ~ x + y) into an
acceptable two-sided formula (like pairwise ~ x + y), allowing
emmeans to be used and always producing a single class of output.
Usage
1 | clean_emmeans_specs(specs)
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Arguments
specs |
the specs input to process |
Value
a two-sided formula with the LHS being 'pairwise' if the input is a formula, otherwise return original input
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