Prepare IPD from the index treatment for an unanchored indirect comparison.
Usage
set_ipd(
data,
treatment,
outcome = NULL,
covariates,
family = c("binomial", "normal", "poisson", "survival"),
exposure = NULL,
study = NULL,
Surv = NULL,
time = NULL,
status = NULL,
entry_time = NULL
)Arguments
- data
Data frame containing IPD
- treatment
Column name for treatment variable
- outcome
Column name for outcome variable. For
family = "binomial", must be binary (0/1). Forfamily = "normal", any numeric. Forfamily = "poisson", non-negative integer counts. Not used (leaveNULL) forfamily = "survival", which usesSurv/time/statusinstead.- covariates
Character vector of covariate column names
- family
Outcome family:
"binomial","normal","poisson", or"survival"(time-to-event)- exposure
Column name for exposure/time-at-risk (required when
family = "poisson")- study
Column name for study identifier (optional)
- Surv
For
family = "survival", an optionalsurvival::Surv()object describing the outcome (use for left/interval censoring or delayed entry).- time, status, entry_time
For
family = "survival", character column names as an alternative toSurv(right-censoring with status0/1, plus optional delayed entry).
Value
An object of class mlumr_ipd. Its $data holds the treatment,
study, outcome and covariate columns under internal names, which cannot
be used as column names in data.
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Binary outcome
ipd <- set_ipd(
data = trial_a,
treatment = "trt",
outcome = "response",
covariates = c("age", "sex")
)
# Continuous outcome
ipd <- set_ipd(
data = trial_a,
treatment = "trt",
outcome = "score",
covariates = c("age", "sex"),
family = "normal"
)
# Count outcome with exposure
ipd <- set_ipd(
data = trial_a,
treatment = "trt",
outcome = "events",
covariates = c("age", "sex"),
family = "poisson",
exposure = "person_years"
)
} # }