ClinReport v0.9.1.1
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Statistical Reporting in Clinical Trials
It enables to create easily formatted statistical tables in 'Microsoft Word' documents in pretty formats according to 'clinical standards'. It can be used also outside the scope of clinical trials, for any statistical reporting in 'Word'. Descriptive tables for quantitative statistics (mean, median, max etc..) and/or qualitative statistics (frequencies and percentages) are available and formatted tables of Least Square Means of Linear Models, Linear Mixed Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models coming from emmeans() function are also available. The package works with 'officer' and 'flextable' packages to export the outputs into 'Microsoft Word' documents.
Functions in ClinReport
| Name | Description | |
| report.quali | Creates a desc object of "qualitative" statistics (frequencies and percentages) in a pretty format | |
| is.desc | Check if it is really a desc object | |
| report.quanti | Creates a desc object of "quantitative" statistics | |
| spacetable | Add space to the results of a statistic table | |
| prettyp | Return a p-value vector in nice format | |
| ClinReport | R documentation for ClinReport package | |
| data | Fake clinical data example | |
| regroup | regroup method for desc object | |
| report.doc | Transform a desc object to a flexTable object ready to export to Word using officer | |
| desc | Constructor function for the desc object | |
| dimnames.desc | dimnames method for desc object | |
| report.lsmeans | Returns in a pretty format, the LS means of a model (It's not that fantastic but it's handy) | |
| prettyround | Return a rounded vector with equal number of digits | |
| print.desc | Print method for desc object | |
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| Type | Package |
| Date | 2019-01-23 |
| License | GPL (>= 2) |
| RoxygenNote | 6.1.1 |
| NeedsCompilation | no |
| Packaged | 2019-02-04 13:26:18 UTC; jfcollin |
| Repository | CRAN |
| Date/Publication | 2019-02-08 16:03:28 UTC |
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