getDV: Processes domain data for specified dependent variables (DV)

In qPharmetra/PMDatR: Pharmacometric Data Management in R

Processes domain data for specified dependent variables (DV)

Description

Processes domain data for specified dependent variables (DV)

Usage

getDV(.data, ID, TIME, DV, BQL, LLOQ, EVID, MDV, dv.filter, Units, ...)

Arguments

.data	The domain data frame
ID	A column name or expression for the subject identifier.
TIME	A column name or expression for the TIME column.
DV	A column name or expression for the dependent variable (DV).
BQL	An expression returning TRUE when the observation is BQL.
LLOQ	An expression giving the LLOQ value to used in replacing DV when BQL is TRUE.
EVID	A column name or expression for the EVID column (defaults to 0).
MDV	A column name or expression for the MDV column (defaults to 0).
dv.filter	Filter expression to apply to subset the data.
Units	A column name or expression containing the units of DV.
...	Additional column mappings.

Details

The input data is filtered, if a filter expression is provided. ID, TIME, and DV are required. If BQL and LLOQ are supplied, then DV will be set to the LLOQ value when BQL is TRUE. EVID can be provided as a number or expression, but will default to 0 if not supplied. Additional column mappings will be added to the returned data.

This function uses non-standard evaluation, so the arguments do not need to be quoted. For example, to compute a date from ISO-8601 strings include TIME=parsedate::parse_date(EXSTDTC). Of course the actual column may have a different name. Extra arguments (...) must be named, for example: MYVALUE = pmax(0,DV)

Value

A data_frame with the mapped data

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