One row per participant of the made-up study in Synthetic_Results: the treatment arm, and the participant-level variables a chart can group, panel or filter by.
Format
A data frame with 200 rows and 6 columns. The names follow ADaM's subject-level dataset where it has one.
- USUBJID
characterParticipant identifier,BIO-001toBIO-200.- ARM
characterTreatment arm,PlaceboorTreatment, 100 participants each.- SEX
characterForM.- AGE
integerAge in years, 18 to 85.- BMIBL
numericBody mass index at baseline in kg/m2, to one decimal place: the continuous baseline characteristic.- RESPONSE
characterResponderorNon-responder.
Source
Generated by data-raw/synthetic-study.R. The same table is in the
package as system.file("extdata", "synthetic_participants.csv", package = "gsm.bio").
Details
Everything in it is synthetic. Arm is the grouping behind the planted difference in IL-6 (see Synthetic_Results). The other columns are drawn independently of each other, of arm, of every biomarker and of the outcome, so any association a test finds with them is chance.