Introduction
After running a study with createOutputFiles = TRUE (or
generating summaries with precomputeSummary()), launch the
viewer:
exampleDataDir <- system.file("example", "st", package = "CohortContrast", mustWork = TRUE)
CohortContrast::runCohortContrastViewer(
dataDir = exampleDataDir
)
The bundled example studies include both patient-level and
summary-mode outputs:
patientStudyPath <- system.file("example", "st", "lc500", package = "CohortContrast")
summaryStudyPath <- system.file("example", "st", "lc500s", package = "CohortContrast")
# Check which mode the Viewer would detect for each bundled study.
data.frame(
study = c("lc500", "lc500s"),
mode = c(
CohortContrast::checkDataMode(patientStudyPath)$mode,
CohortContrast::checkDataMode(summaryStudyPath)$mode
)
)
#> study mode
#> 1 lc500 patient
#> 2 lc500s summary
This mirrors the mode badge shown in the Viewer after a study is
selected.
Mappings overview
In patient mode, the Mappings tab includes:
- Manual Merge: select main concepts in the
Map column, create a merged concept, and apply.
- Hierarchy Suggestions: tune hierarchy parameters,
click Update Hierarchy Suggestions, then merge selected
rows.
- Correlation Suggestions: tune correlation
parameters, click Update Correlation Suggestions, then
merge selected rows.
- Mapping History: audited list of applied
mappings.
Mappings tab with manual merge
Mappings tab with hierarchy and correlation
suggestions