Set analysis variables in an scdf
Usage
set_vars(data, dvar, mvar, pvar)
set_dvar(data, dvar)
set_mvar(data, mvar)
set_pvar(data, pvar)Arguments
- data
A single-case data frame. See
scdf()to learn about this format.- dvar
Character string. Name of the dependent variable.
- mvar
Character string. Name of the measurement-time variable.
- pvar
Character string. Name of the phase variable.
See also
Other data manipulation functions:
add_l2(),
as.data.frame.scdf(),
as_scdf(),
fill_missing(),
moving_median(),
outlier(),
ranks(),
rescale(),
scdf(),
select_cases(),
shift(),
smooth_cases(),
standardize(),
truncate_phase()
Examples
exampleAB_add |>
set_dvar("depression") |>
describe()
#> Describe Single-Case Data
#>
#> Rolf
#> Design Base-Medication
#> n.Base 15
#> n.Medication 25
#> mis.Base 0
#> mis.Medication 0
#>
#> Rolf
#> m.Base 5
#> m.Medication 4.36
#> md.Base 6
#> md.Medication 3
#> sd.Base 2.673
#> sd.Medication 3.252
#> mad.Base 2.965
#> mad.Medication 2.965
#> min.Base 0
#> min.Medication 0
#> max.Base 9
#> max.Medication 10
#> trend.Base 0.114
#> trend.Medication -0.051
#>
#> The following variables were used in this analysis:
#> 'depression' as dependent variable, 'phase' as phase variable, and 'day' as measurement-time variable.