summary.coreval_result

The short form of <code>print.coreval_result()</code>, for when you have run a check
inside a script, or just want to know whether the last fix helped.

Finds conformance problems in clinical trial data without
leaving R, using the openly published 'CDISC' Open Rules ('CORE'). Check a
single dataset while you are still writing the code that builds it, or a
whole study folder once it exists, and get the findings back as a tidy
data frame pointing at the exact row and variable. Reads transport
('XPT'), 'SAS' and comma-separated files, plus 'Define-XML' when present,
and covers rules for the 'SDTM', 'SEND' and 'TIG' standards. The
rules are bundled inside the package, so nothing is downloaded and your
data never leaves your machine: no internet, no API key, no account. When
a rule cannot be checked - because it needs a dataset you did not supply,
for instance - it is reported as skipped with the reason, never counted as
a pass. Meant as a quick first pass before a qualified validation system,
never as a replacement for one. An independent project: not affiliated
with or endorsed by 'CDISC', and not a 'CORE'-certified conformance engine.

Hrach Gevorgyan

coreval

Check Clinical Trial Data Against 'CDISC' Open Rules

summary.coreval_result function

<dl><dt>object</dt>
<dd>A result from <code>check_dataset()</code> or <code>check_study()</code>.</dd>
<dt>...</dt>
<dd>Ignored.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Summarize a check result in a few lines — summary.coreval_result

<dl>

<dt>object</dt>
<dd>A result from <code>check_dataset()</code> or <code>check_study()</code>.</dd>


<dt>...</dt>
<dd>Ignored.</dd>

</dl>

summary.coreval_result: Summarize a check result in a few lines

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