Builds the signal detection results table with different formating options. To get the raw data.frame containing method ald number_of_weeks as well use format =

This function applies the prepare_signals_table and if format = c("DataTable","Flextable") format_table to create a nicely formated results table based on the input data frame. If format = "data.frame" format_table is not applied and the raw preprocessed signal_results are returned. It can filter the data based on the `signals_only` parameter and converts certain columns to integers for styling purposes. This table is used to show all signal detection results for different stratifications together in one table.

Usage

build_signals_table(
  signal_results,
  signals_only = TRUE,
  format = "DataTable",
  dt_selection_type = "single"
)

Arguments

signal_results: data.frame containing signals from get_signals
signals_only: Logical indicating whether to filter the signal results to include only the weeks when a signal was generated (default is TRUE). If set to TRUE, the signals column is removed from the table. When FALSE the signals column is kept to distinguish the weeks with and without alarms.
format: Character specifying the output format. Must be one of: - `"data.frame"`: A standard R data frame. - `"DataTable"`: An interactive table using the DataTable library. - `"Flextable"`: A formatted table suitable for reporting,i.e. word documents. Default is "DataTable".
dt_selection_type: String controlling the DataTable selection argument. Expected values are "multiple", "single", "none" (default is 'single').

Value

data.frame or DataTable or Flextable depending on `format`

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
signal_results <- input_example %>%
  preprocess_data() %>%
  get_signals(stratification = c("age_group"), number_of_weeks = 6)
build_signals_table(signal_results)
build_signals_table(signal_results, format = "data.frame")
} # }