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Getting your data into R
GerbenRienk
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Here's a tip for everyone that wants tot analyse the data collected in OpenClinica using R: read the blog Albert Cobos wrote about his ox-package, https://nostalgic-goldberg-85c461.netlify.com/
You can download the package, from within R, from his github page, https://github.com/acobos/ox
Great work and with examples, so even I, an R-no-no, could get dataframes in minutes.
You can download the package, from within R, from his github page, https://github.com/acobos/ox
Great work and with examples, so even I, an R-no-no, could get dataframes in minutes.
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