Open higgi13425 opened 7 months ago
A function to make race into a single variable would be a big help.
A solution is proposed below.
I built a function for converting the standard REDCap race categories into a single variable with an option for multiple races.
This depends on using standard redcap race Q using a standard subject_id variable
wondering if you could test this out
singlevar_race <- function(data) { data |> pivot_longer(cols = race___1:race___7, names_to = "race_num", names_prefix = "race___", values_to = "true") |> ilter(true == 1) |> arrange(subject_id) |> mutate(lead = lead(subject_id)) |> mutate(race_num = case_when( subject_id == lead ~ "8", TRUE ~ race_num)) |> distinct(subject_id, .keep_all = TRUE) |> mutate(race = case_when( race_num == '1' ~ "American Indian or Alaska Native", ace_num == '2' ~ "Asian", race_num == '3' ~ "Black or African American", race_num == '4' ~ "Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander", race_num == '5' ~ "Not Reported", race_num == '6' ~ "Unknown", race_num == '7' ~ "White", race_num == '8' ~ "Multiple Races")) |> select(-true, -lead) }
Expected behavior: This would create two variables, race_num, and race, that would be added on to standard REDCap datasets with mutate
Peter
A function to make race into a single variable would be a big help.
A solution is proposed below.
I built a function for converting the standard REDCap race categories into a single variable with an option for multiple races.
This depends on using standard redcap race Q using a standard subject_id variable
wondering if you could test this out
Expected behavior: This would create two variables, race_num, and race, that would be added on to standard REDCap datasets with mutate
Peter