define.key

data

A character. Indicates a factor in the data frame which corresponds to the factor with the higher number of levels (typically SOC variable)

upper

A character. Indicates a factor in the data frame which corresponds to the factor with the lower number of levels (typically PT variable)

lower

A character. The label to be displayed in the table for the upper terms

upper.levels

A character. The label to be displayed in the table for the lower terms

lower.levels

Used to create a single key from two hierarchical factors.

Export to 'Microsoft Word' or R markdown documents nicely formatted tables of descriptive or inferential statistics. Can be used within the scope of clinical trials, or for any scientific publications. Descriptive tables for quantitative statistics (mean, median, max etc..) and/or qualitative statistics (frequencies and percentages) are available along with formatted tables of Least Square Means of Linear Models, Linear Mixed Models, Cox Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models. It works mainly with 'emmeans' 'officer' and 'flextable' packages.

define.key: Create a key from two hierarchical factors

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