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# ukbtools 0.10.0 | ||
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New functionality: | ||
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* `ukb_icd_freq_by` returns frequency for one or more ICD diagnoses by levels of a reference variable and includes an optional plot | ||
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* `ukb_df_full_join` (a thin wrapper around `dplyr::full_join`) recursively called on a list of UKB datasets | ||
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* `ukb_df_duplicated_names` to identify duplicated names within a dataset. The variable prefix (constructed from its description), index, and array should make the column name unique. However, typos in UKB documentation that give two variables the do not increment index/array have been observed. You will want to identify these and update them appropriately. We expect the occurrence of such duplicates will be rare. | ||
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Updated functionality: | ||
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* `ukb_icd_diagnosis` now takes one or more individual ids and returns a dataframe with a potential message noting ids with no diagnoses | ||
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* `ukb_icd_keyword` accepts a character vector of one or more "keywords" and returns all ICD descriptions including any of the keywords | ||
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# ukbtools 0.9.0 | ||
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* beta release to CRAN. Feature complete but may contain unknown bugs. |
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