cds_diff

This function calculates the mean standardized differences of CD4 counts across time for each individual in the dataset.

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cds_diff function

<dl><dt>cd_data</dt>
<dd>A data frame of longitudinal CD4 count values per individual, where rows represent patients and columns represent sequential measurements across time (e.g., years or visits).</dd></dl>

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Create Mean Standardized Differences from Longitudinal CD4 Data — cds_diff

<dl>

<dt>cd_data</dt>
<dd>A data frame of longitudinal CD4 count values per individual, where rows represent patients and columns represent sequential measurements across time (e.g., years or visits).</dd>

</dl>

cds_diff: Create Mean Standardized Differences from Longitudinal CD4 Data

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