cs_get_n {clinicalsignificance} | R Documentation |
Get Number Of Participants From A cs_analysis Object
Description
With cs_get_n()
one can extract the number of participants
used in a clinical significance analysis from a cs_analysis
object. This
may depend on the clinical significance approach and if missing values were
present in the dataset. For all individual analyses, missing values are
handled by list-wise deletion. Consequently, individuals with a missing pre
or post intervention score will be omitted from the analyses.
Usage
cs_get_n(x, which = "all")
Arguments
x |
A cs_analysis object |
which |
Which n should be returned? Available options are
|
Value
A tibble with number of participants
See Also
Extractor functions
cs_get_augmented_data()
,
cs_get_data()
,
cs_get_model()
,
cs_get_reliability()
,
cs_get_summary()
Examples
# n can be extracted for every approach
cs_results_anchor <- claus_2020 |>
cs_anchor(
id,
time,
bdi,
pre = 1,
post = 4,
mid_improvement = 9
)
cs_results_distribution <- claus_2020 |>
cs_distribution(
id,
time,
bdi,
pre = 1,
post = 4,
reliability = 0.80
)
cs_results_statistical <- claus_2020 |>
cs_statistical(
id,
time,
bdi,
pre = 1,
post = 4,
m_functional = 8,
sd_functional = 8,
cutoff_type = "c"
)
cs_results_combined <- claus_2020 |>
cs_combined(
id,
time,
bdi,
pre = 1,
post = 4,
reliability = 0.80,
m_functional = 8,
sd_functional = 8,
cutoff_type = "c"
)
cs_results_percentage <- claus_2020 |>
cs_percentage(
id,
time,
bdi,
pre = 1,
post = 4,
pct_improvement = 0.3
)
cs_get_n(cs_results_anchor)
cs_get_n(cs_results_distribution)
cs_get_n(cs_results_statistical)
cs_get_n(cs_results_combined)
cs_get_n(cs_results_percentage)
# Get your desired n
cs_get_n(cs_results_anchor, which = "all")
cs_get_n(cs_results_anchor, which = "original")
cs_get_n(cs_results_anchor, which = "used")