dictionary.annotate {opalr} | R Documentation |
Set variable annotation with a taxonomy term
Description
Apply or remove an annotation from a set of variables.
Usage
dictionary.annotate(
tibble,
variables = NULL,
taxonomy = "Mlstr_area",
vocabulary,
term
)
Arguments
tibble |
Tibble to be annotated. |
variables |
A character vector of variable names to be annotated. If NULL or empty, all the columns of the tibble will be annotated. |
taxonomy |
The taxonomy to which the vocabulary belongs. If NULL, the annotation is a simple attribute (i.e. without a taxonomy reference). |
vocabulary |
The vocabulary to which the term belongs. |
term |
The term to apply. If NULL, the annotation will be deleted. |
Value
The annotated tibble
Examples
## Not run:
o <- opal.login('administrator','password', url='https://opal-demo.obiba.org')
cqx <- opal.table_get(o, "CPTP", "Cag_coreqx")
cqx <- dictionary.annotate(cqx,
variables = c("A_SDC_EDU_LEVEL", "A_SDC_EDU_LEVEL_AGE"),
taxonomy = "Mlstr_area",
vocabulary = "Sociodemographic_economic_characteristics",
term = "Education")
opal.logout(o)
## End(Not run)
[Package opalr version 3.4.1 Index]