Cohort Report outputs graphs of variables in a study input file.
...although it also outputs tables 🤔 Anyhow, why should a researcher use it? For example, @HelenCEBM suggests:
"This action will describe the cohort you have produced, field-by-field, and allow you to sense check that the data looks as expected. For example: the mix of age groups and sexes is reasonable; your outcomes of interest have the level of incidence you were expecting; and none of the fields have returned all missing values (which may indicate a problem with a codelist). This helps you to pick up issues that were not apparent in the dummy data when you tested your query locally."
Although note that cohort-report doesn't do all of these things, yet 🙂
It's reasonably clear what cohort-report does...
...although it also outputs tables 🤔 Anyhow, why should a researcher use it? For example, @HelenCEBM suggests:
Although note that cohort-report doesn't do all of these things, yet 🙂