Atorus Research has announced the release of their second R package, Tplyr.
“We wanted an R package that was easy to use in programming ICH-compliant tables and listings for statistical appendices and clinical reports. Our goal is industry-wide acceptance and use of open source to drive reporting standards and reduce complexity. Tplyr delivers on helping achieve this goal,” said Mark Penniston, founder and CEO. “We have built a package that establishes a fundamental framework for delivering static and dynamic output — with the best part being it’s open for all developers.”
Tplyr was designed to make data summary and formatting in clinical reports simple. The package allows users to focus on the data being presented, and less on how to get it there. By breaking tables into logical pieces, Tplyr enables users to assemble them layer by layer. Additionally, the package isolates the focus of Tplyr to data preparation, making sure display packages, such as Huxtable or GT, can be used to present data without disrupting preferred workflows.