Closed WetRobot closed 1 year ago
Unsure of the priority of this. We will discuss in our meeting on Monday so we can set a milestone.
You can discuss with Bjarte here if necessary.
Anna will look into how big this issue really is.
I have found the following age-variables. We can discuss whether it is necessary to change any variable names.
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Variable name | Definition | Values | Where (dataset) | Comment -- | -- | -- | -- | -- age | age at diagnosis | 0-121 | unprocessed_cancer_record_dataset | Created by user (call for data) age | age | 0-99 | national_population_life_table | Created by user (call for data) age | age at diagnosis | 0-121 | cancer_record_dataset | Created by user/variable from call for data agegroup | 5-year age group | 1-21 | unprocessed_cancer_death_count_dataset | Created by user (call for data) agegroup | 5-year age group | 1-21 | general_population_size_dataset | Created by user (call for data) agegroup | 5-year age groups for age at diagnosis | 1-21 | cancer_record_dataset | Created by R-program from Age agegroup | 5-year age groups for age at diagnosis | 1-21 | cancer_death_count_dataset | Created by user (call for data) agr_all_ages | Agegroup for survival all ages together | 0-1 | cancer_record_dataset | Created by R-program from Age agr_all_sites | Agegroups to be used for other survival analysis | 1-6 | cancer_record_dataset | Created by R-program from Age agr_bone | Agegroups to be used for survival analysis of bone, Hodgkin and testis | 1-6 | cancer_record_dataset | Created by R-program from Age excl_surv_age | Excluded from survival due to age 90+ | 0-1 | cancer_record_dataset | Created by R-program from Age
A number of age group columns are used in the nordcan R framework, with varying definitions. I suggest that in a future update of the nordcan R framework each age group column will have a name that indicates its definition. E.g. column with 19 age groups would be named "ag_19".
There's also "age", which can remain "age". This column have values 0 and upwards.