README.md
In orduek/PsychPower: Creates Symptom Combinations and Assess Their Frequency Distribution
The PsychPower package
An R package to define, assess, and describe symptom combinations and their frequency distribution in a sample.
Installation
This package is currently only hosted on GitHub. The PsychPower package can be installed using the usual way:
{r, eval = FALSE}
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("orduek/PsychPower")
Getting Started
The vignettes demonstrate how to use the package to define symptom combinations, describe and describe all unique combinations and their distribution in a sample.
Bugs, Issues, and Contributions
- If you have any suggestions, feature requests or if you find a bug, please report them using GitHub issue tracker.
- Any contributions via a pull request are very welcome!
Cite
To cite PsychPower in publications, please use:
- Spiller, T. R., Duek, O., Helmer, M., Murray, J. D., von Känel, R., & Harpaz-Rotem, I. (2021, October 8). The uncommon is common: Structural similarities of symptom heterogeneity across mental disorders.
LINK
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The PsychPower package
An R package to define, assess, and describe symptom combinations and their frequency distribution in a sample.
Installation
This package is currently only hosted on GitHub. The PsychPower package can be installed using the usual way:
{r, eval = FALSE}
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("orduek/PsychPower")
Getting Started
The vignettes demonstrate how to use the package to define symptom combinations, describe and describe all unique combinations and their distribution in a sample.
Bugs, Issues, and Contributions
- If you have any suggestions, feature requests or if you find a bug, please report them using GitHub issue tracker.
- Any contributions via a pull request are very welcome!
Cite
To cite PsychPower in publications, please use:
- Spiller, T. R., Duek, O., Helmer, M., Murray, J. D., von Känel, R., & Harpaz-Rotem, I. (2021, October 8). The uncommon is common: Structural similarities of symptom heterogeneity across mental disorders.
LINK
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