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The vignette [Introduction to coveffectsplot](https://cran.r-project.org/package=coveffectsplot/vignettes/Introduction_to_coveffectsplot.html) will walk you through the background and how to compute and build the required data that the shiny app or the function `forest_plot`expects. There is some data management steps that the app does automatically. Choosing to call the function will require you to build the table LABEL and to control the ordering of the variables. The `forest_plot` help has several examples.
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The vignette [Introduction to coveffectsplot](https://cran.r-project.org/package=coveffectsplot/vignettes/introduction_to_coveffectsplot.html) will walk you through the background and how to compute and build the required data that the shiny app or the function `forest_plot`expects. There is some data management steps that the app does automatically. Choosing to call the function will require you to build the table LABEL and to control the ordering of the variables. The `forest_plot` help has several examples.
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The package also include vignettes with several step-by-step detailed examples:
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## Simulating Age/Weight Pairs Using NHANES LMS Values
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The NHANES website provides a csv file containing the smoothed growth charts distribution parameters at specific ages for boys and girls. The `gamlss.dist::rBCCG` function is used to show how we can use these parameters to generate a realistic pediatric Age/Weight/Sex distribution. Wehe dataset is now part of the package.
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The NHANES website provides a csv file containing the smoothed growth charts distribution parameters at specific ages for boys and girls. The `gamlss.dist::rBCCG` function is used to show how we can use these parameters to generate a realistic pediatric Age/Weight/Sex distribution. The dataset wtage is now part of the package.
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