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gigs, version: 0.1.8

21 Nov 16:44
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The gigs package, version: 0.1.8;


Assess Fetal, Newborn, and Child Growth with International Standards


Version information:

  • Package: gigs
  • Version: 0.1.8
  • Generated: 2024-11-21T13:19:53
  • Author(s): Bartosz Jablonski ([email protected]), Simon Parker ([email protected]), Linda Vesel, Eric Ohuma ([email protected])
  • Maintainer(s): Bartosz Jablonski ([email protected])
  • License: GNU General Public License v3.0
  • File SHA256: F*153695E7C4F007D2BFF34ACF7F666D95150F52E27ADA710EFEC8CD8FE2F804D0 for this version
  • Content SHA256: C*C6B2B9B3B715F6D4CF01316EFF20F327394FC8F8D3B1CE47DFCB99BA3F6F778E for this version

Bug Fixes:

  • Bug fix in internal gigs_ig_vpns_equations() function - a condition for gest_days valid days range allowed for mu and sigma parameters evaluation was to narrow.


gigs, version: 0.1.7

21 Nov 13:02
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The gigs package, version: 0.1.7;


Assess Fetal, Newborn, and Child Growth with International Standards


Version information:

  • Package: gigs
  • Version: 0.1.7
  • Generated: 2024-11-21T13:19:53
  • Author(s): Bartosz Jablonski ([email protected]), Simon Parker ([email protected]), Linda Vesel, Eric Ohuma ([email protected])
  • Maintainer(s): Bartosz Jablonski ([email protected])
  • License: GNU General Public License v3.0
  • File SHA256: F*1C01A3BFB6489127229300DA412477DF59EF0DF0C379E73C6DB301BBCB3672E5 for this version
  • Content SHA256: C*9BA2700A1C25512386CA1026ACA128222FAC30A92ECCF5C004CA8561683E0AC8 for this version

Updates and modifications:


Bug Fixes:

Bugs are named after people who reported them. Thank you for your support in makin GIGS better!

  • bug reported by Ki-Do - a missing value of p returned from gigs_ig_nbs_value2centile() function was wrongly replaced by 0.9999999999989998.

  • bug reported by Emily and Mike - value 1e-323 was not recognized under Linux. 1e-323 was replaced by a call to the constant('small') function to get OS independence.


Examples.

Example 1. Executing analyses for: sfga and wfa,
with and without the BY= parameter.

data WORK.have;
  infile cards missover;
  input id $1. wt_kg gest_days age_days sex :$1.;
CARDS4;
A 2.0 280 . M
A 2.8 280 4 M
A 2.5 280 1 M
B 3.0 280 2 M
B 3.2 280 3 M
C 2.9 280 4 M
C 2.7 280 3 M
D 2.7 280 1 M
D 2.8 280 3 M
;;;;
run;
title "Original data";
proc print data=WORK.have;
run;

%gigs_classify_growth(
 work.have
,dataOut=work.ANALYSIS_RESULT1
,gest_days=gest_days
,age_days=age_days
,sex=sex
,weight_kg=wt_kg
,outcomes=SFGA WFA
,BY=id
)

title "In groups by ID";
proc print
  data=WORK.ANALYSIS_RESULT1
  Label
;
run;

%gigs_classify_growth(
 work.have
,dataOut=work.ANALYSIS_RESULT2
,gest_days=gest_days
,age_days=age_days
,sex=sex
,weight_kg=wt_kg
,outcomes=SFGA WFA
)

title "NO groups";
proc print
  data=WORK.ANALYSIS_RESULT2
  Label
;
run;

gigs, version: 0.0.7

16 May 15:22
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Assess Fetal, Newborn, and Child Growth with International Standards

Version information:

  • Package: gigs
  • Version: 0.0.7
  • Generated: 2024-05-16T17:17:08
  • Author(s): Bartosz Jablonski ([email protected]), Simon Parker ([email protected]), Linda Vesel, Eric Ohuma ([email protected])
  • Maintainer(s): Bartosz Jablonski ([email protected])
  • License: GNU General Public License v3.0
  • File SHA256: F*9B3B83F9CE523633159727EED8688851AC1DBDC0B7EE492DF90BFD6448933D4C for this version
  • Content SHA256: C*A3084D73E2B717E303A1F97AEE11E8D43E5C07738C2B0EB3C59BB741DB84B6FF for this version

Overview

Produced as part of the Guidance for International Growth Standards (GIGS) project at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, gigs provides a single, simple interface for working with the WHO Child Growth standards and outputs from the INTERGROWTH-21st project. You will find functions for converting from anthropometric measures (e.g. weight or length) to z-scores and centiles, and the inverse. Also included are functions for classifying newborn and infant growth according to literature-based cut-offs.


Package Documentation

Introductory Examples