Interactive lab-results distributions with normal-range overlays, grouped small multiples, and a linked participant listing.
The chart below is live — rendered by the safety.viz
histogram module on the package’s example data, with the
full control sidebar.
The same chart ships as a gsm-idiom report workflow. Run it with
gsm.core::RunWorkflow() to produce a standalone HTML
report, or use the matching runner script:
lWorkflow <- yaml::read_yaml(
system.file("workflow", "3_reports", "safety_histogram.yaml", package = "gsm.safety")
)
gsm.core::RunWorkflow(
lWorkflow = lWorkflow,
lData = list(dfResults = ExampleData("adbds"))
)
Rscript inst/examples/histogram.R <output-dir>
safety_histogram.yaml workflow
meta:
Type: Report
ID: safety_histogram
Output: html
Name: Safety Histogram Report
Description: Interactive safety.viz histogram of long-format labs and vitals results.
lSettings:
filters:
- value_col: SITEID
label: Site ID
- value_col: SEX
label: Sex
- value_col: RACE
label: Race
- value_col: ARM
label: Treatment Group
- value_col: USUBJID
label: Participant ID
groups:
- value_col: SITE
label: Site
- value_col: SEX
label: Sex
- value_col: RACE
label: Race
- value_col: ARM
label: Treatment Group
display_normal_range: true
annotate_bin_boundaries: true
test_normality: true
group_by: ARM
compare_distributions: true
spec:
dfResults:
USUBJID:
type: character
TEST:
type: character
STRESN:
type: numeric
steps:
- output: strOutputDir
name: getwd
- output: lWidget
name: gsm.safety::Widget_Histogram
params:
dfResults: dfResults
lSettings: lSettings
- output: strReportPath
name: gsm.safety::SaveWidgetReport
params:
widget: lWidget
strOutputDir: strOutputDir
strOutputFile: ID
library(gsm.safety)
dfResults <- ExampleData("adbds")
Widget_Histogram(
dfResults,
lSettings = list(
filters = list(
list(value_col = "SITEID", label = "Site ID"),
list(value_col = "SEX", label = "Sex"),
list(value_col = "RACE", label = "Race"),
list(value_col = "ARM", label = "Treatment Group"),
list(value_col = "USUBJID", label = "Participant ID")
),
groups = list(
list(value_col = "SITE", label = "Site"),
list(value_col = "SEX", label = "Sex"),
list(value_col = "RACE", label = "Race"),
list(value_col = "ARM", label = "Treatment Group")
),
display_normal_range = TRUE,
annotate_bin_boundaries = TRUE,
test_normality = TRUE,
group_by = "ARM",
compare_distributions = TRUE
)
)