iTOS (version 1.0.3)

bingeM: Binge Drinking and High Blood Pressure -- Matched With Two Control Groups

Description

The bingeM data set is the matched data set built from the unmatched binge data using the makematch() function. The documentation for the makematch() function builds bingeM from binge.

Usage

data("bingeM")

Format

A data frame with 618 observations on the following 20 variables.

SEQN

NHANES identification number

age

Age in years

ageC

Age cut into four categories, [20,30), [30,45), [45,60) and [60,Inf).

female

1=female, 0=male

educationf

Education in five categories: <9th grade, 9th-11th grade without a high school degree or equivalent, high school degree or equivalent, some college, at least a BA degree. An ordered factor with levels <9th < 9-11 < HS < SomeCol < >=BA

education

The previous variable, educationf, as integer scores, 1-5.

bmi

BMI or body mass index. A measure of obesity.

waisthip

Waist-to-hip ratio. A measure of obesity.

vigor

1 if engages in vigorous activity, either in recreation or at work, 0 otherwise

smokenowf

Do you smoke now? Everyday < SomeDays < No

smokenow

The previous variable, smokenowf, as integer scores.

bpRX

1=currently taking medication to control high blood pressure, 0=other

smokeQuit

1=used to smoke regularly but quit, 0=other. A current smoker and a never smoker both have value 0.

AlcGroup

An ordered factor with levels B < N < P

bpSystolic

Systolic blood pressure. The average of up to three measurements.

bpDiastolic

Diastolic blood pressure. The average of up to three measurements.

bpCombined

A combined measure of blood pressure.

z

Treatment/control indicator, z[i]=1 if i is in AlcGroup category B and z[i]=0 otherwise.

mset

Indicator of the matched set, 1, 2, ..., 206.

treated

The SEQN for the treated individual in this matched set.

Details

bingeM is the matched data set built from the unmatched binge data using the makematch() function. The documentation for the makematch() function builds bingeM from binge.

bpCombined is the sum of two standardized measures, one for systolic blood pressure and one for diastolic blood pressure. In the larger NHANES data set of individuals at least 20 years of age who are not pregnant, the median and the mad (=median absolute deviation from the median) were determined separately for systolic and diastolic blood pressure. The calculation used the median and mad functions in the 'stats' package, so the mad was by default scaled to resemble the standard deviation for a Normal distribution. bpCombined is the sum of two quantities: systolic blood pressure minus its median divided by its mad plus diastolic blood pressure minus its median divided by its mad.

References

Rosenbaum, P. R. (2023) <doi:10.1111/biom.13921> A second evidence factor for a second control group. Biometrics, 79(4), 3968-3980.

US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2017-2020. Atlanta: US Centers for Disease Control.

Examples

data(bingeM)
table(bingeM$AlcGroup)
tapply(bingeM$age,bingeM$AlcGroup,median)
tapply(bingeM$bmi,bingeM$AlcGroup,median)
tapply(bingeM$education,bingeM$AlcGroup,mean)
tapply(bingeM$female,bingeM$AlcGroup,mean)
tapply(bingeM$smokenow,bingeM$AlcGroup,mean)
tapply(bingeM$vigor,bingeM$AlcGroup,mean)
tapply(bingeM$smokeQuit,bingeM$AlcGroup,mean)
boxplot(bingeM$bpCombined~bingeM$AlcGroup,ylab="Combined BP",
        xlab="Alcohol Group",las=1)
y<-t(matrix(bingeM$bpCombined,3,206))
weightedRank::wgtRank(y,gamma=2)
amplify(2,3)
# In iTOS book, comparison of Tables 13.2 and 13.3
weightedRank::ef2C(y,gamma=2,upsilon=2,m1=c(6,6),range=TRUE,scores=1:3)
weightedRank::ef2C(y,gamma=2,upsilon=2.3,m1=c(6,8),range=FALSE,scores=c(1,2,5))