This R code performs the following: - **Input**: The variable `Patient_Journey`...

July 1, 2025 at 08:28 AM

Patient_Population <- lapply(Patient_Journey, function(df) (df[df$DLT=="No" & df$`Final Choice`>0,]))

This R code performs the following:

  • Input: The variable Patient_Journey is expected to be a list of data frames.
  • Goal: For each data frame in the list, it filters rows under specific conditions.

Code breakdown:

  1. lapply function: The lapply function applies a specified function to each element of a list. Here, it processes each data frame in the list Patient_Journey.

  2. Anonymous function (function(df)): A function is defined inline to operate on each data frame (df) in the Patient_Journey list.

  3. Filtering rows: Inside the anonymous function:

    • df$DLT == "No": It checks whether the column DLT in the data frame df has the value "No".
    • df$Final Choice > 0: It checks whether the column Final Choice (with a space in its name) contains values greater than 0.

    The rows that satisfy both of these conditions will be retained, and all others will be removed (& represents the logical AND operator).

  4. Result:

    • For each data frame in the Patient_Journey list, this filtering operation is performed.
    • A new list Patient_Population is created, where each element is a filtered version of the corresponding data frame from Patient_Journey.

Summary:

The code creates a new list Patient_Population, where each element is a filtered data frame from Patient_Journey that includes only rows where:

  • The DLT column has the value "No".
  • The Final Choice column has a value greater than 0.
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