## ----include = FALSE---------------------------------------------------------- knitr::opts_chunk$set( collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>" ) ## ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- library(clinicalsignificance) antidepressants claus_2020 ## ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- stat_results <- antidepressants |> cs_statistical( id = patient, time = measurement, outcome = mom_di, m_functional = 7, sd_functional = 7, cutoff_type = "c" ) ## ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Turning off the warning by specifying pre-measurement time stat_results <- antidepressants |> cs_statistical( id = patient, time = measurement, outcome = mom_di, pre = "Before", m_functional = 7, sd_functional = 7, cutoff_type = "c" ) ## ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Print the results stat_results # Get a summary summary(stat_results) ## ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Plot the results plot(stat_results) # Show clinical significance categories plot(stat_results, show = category) ## ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Clinical significance distribution analysis with more than two measurements cs_results <- claus_2020 |> cs_statistical( id = id, time = time, outcome = bdi, pre = 1, post = 4, m_functional = 7, sd_functional = 7, cutoff_type = "c" ) # Display the results cs_results summary(cs_results) plot(cs_results) ## ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- cs_results_grouped <- claus_2020 |> cs_statistical( id = id, time = time, outcome = bdi, pre = 1, post = 4, m_functional = 7, sd_functional = 7, cutoff_type = "c", group = treatment ) # Display and visualize the results cs_results_grouped plot(cs_results_grouped) ## ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Clinical significance analysis for outcomes where higher values are better cs_results_who <- claus_2020 |> cs_statistical( id, time, who, pre = 1, post = 4, m_functional = 7, sd_functional = 7, cutoff_type = "c", better_is = "higher" ) # Display the results cs_results_who