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append_no_duplicate_names()
- Add elements to a vector, only if names are not duplicated in
x
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values
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c_to_n()
- Extract numeric values from character values
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dateany_to_date()
- Reformat any date format (ISO8601 character string, POSIXt, or Date) to be a
Date object
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detect_domain()
- Detect the SDTM or ADaM domain of a dataset (possibly via filename)
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generate_dtc()
- Convert dates and times to SDTM-formatted ISO8601 datetime values
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import_sdtm()
import_sdtm_dir()
import_sdtm_file()
- Import an SDTM or ADaM file or directory of files
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is_ISO8601_calendar_date()
is_ISO8601_week_date()
is_ISO8601_ordinal_date()
- Determine if a string is an ISO 8601 calendar date
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is_ISO8601_calendar_datetime()
- Determine if a string matches an ISO 8601 date/time using calendar date
notation
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is_ISO8601_ordinal_datetime()
- Determine if a string matches an ISO 8601 date/time using ordinal date notation
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is_ISO8601_time()
- Determine if a string is an ISO 8601 time
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is_ISO8601_timezone()
- Determine if a string is an ISO 8601 timezone
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is_ISO8601_week_datetime()
- Determine if a string matches an ISO 8601 date/time using week date notation
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make_dy()
- Calculate an SDTM --DY value from a date and a reference date
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make_param_label()
- Generate a parameter label combining specimen type, parameter name, and units
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make_sdtm_domain_from_domain()
- Extract the domain from a dataset.
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make_sdtm_domain_from_filename()
- Simplify a filename down to the SDTM list name that should be provided.
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merge_supp()
- Merge a supplementary dataset into a primary dataset
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pattern_ISO8601_any_date()
- Generate a regular expression matching any ISO8601 date format
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pattern_ISO8601_any_datetime()
- Generate a regular expression matching any ISO8601 date format with time
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pattern_ISO8601_calendar_date()
- Generate a regular expression matching an ISO8601 calendar date
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pattern_ISO8601_calendar_datetime()
- Generate a regular expression matching an ISO8601 calendar date with time
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pattern_ISO8601_calendar_year()
- Generate a regular expression matching an ISO8601 calendar year
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pattern_ISO8601_date_builder()
- Build an ISO8601 date pattern from the year, middle (month or week), day, and
time patterns.
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pattern_ISO8601_ordinal_date()
- Generate a regular expression matching an ISO8601 ordinal date
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pattern_ISO8601_ordinal_datetime()
- Generate a regular expression matching an ISO8601 ordinal date with time
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pattern_ISO8601_time()
- Generate a regular expression for ISO 8601 times
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pattern_ISO8601_timezone()
- Generate a regular expression for ISO 8601 timezones.
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pattern_ISO8601_week_date()
- Generate a regular expression matching an ISO8601 week date
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pattern_ISO8601_week_datetime()
- Generate a regular expression matching an ISO8601 week date with time
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scale_x_VISITDY()
- A scale for ggplots with SDTM day (DY) numbering
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sdtm_dtc_to_datetime()
- Convert the character representation of the date in an original SDTM dataset
to a POSIXct object.
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sdtm_example_dataverse_ae
- Example SDTM Adverse Events Data
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sdtm_example_dataverse_dm
- Example SDTM Demographics Data
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sdtm_example_dataverse_eg
- Example SDTM ECG Test Results Data
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sdtm_example_dataverse_lb
- Example SDTM Laboratory Test Results Data
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sdtm_example_dataverse_mh
- Example SDTM Medical History Data
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sdtm_example_dataverse_pe
- Example SDTM Physical Examination Data
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sdtm_example_dataverse_vs
- Example SDTM Vital Signs Data
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sdtm_example_theoph_ex
- Example SDTM Exposure Data
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sdtm_example_theoph_pc
- Example SDTM Pharmacokinetics Concentration Data
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sdtm_first_dose()
- Find the time of the first dose
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sdtm_terminology
- The current SDTM terminology
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sdtm_time_actual()
- Generate actual times from dates and times
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simplify_sdtm_names()
- Simplify the names of an SDTM data.frame to remove the DOMAIN from name
prefixes.
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standardize_sdtm_id()
- Standardize the SDTM ID columns (STUDYID, USUBJID, and SUBJID)
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strip_attributes()
- Remove attributes from an object
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supp_reformat()
- Reformat a --SUPP SDTM domain into a list of data.frames ready for merging
into the primary domain.
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valid_versions
- A data.frame with 4 columns and one row per valid SDTM version/IG/IG version
combination