Get the study populations — mica.study.populations • micar

Get the study populations. Note that the populations are not fetched directly, they are extracted from study search results.

Usage

mica.study.populations(
  mica,
  query = "study()",
  select = list("populations.name", "populations.description", "populations.model"),
  sort = list("id"),
  from = 0,
  limit = 100,
  locale = "en",
  df = TRUE
)

Arguments

mica: A Mica object
query: The search query
select: The fields to be extracted
sort: The fields to sort by
from: From item
limit: Max number of items. Note that this limit applies to the studies that are fetched, the resulting count of populations will be higher.
locale: The language for labels (default is "en")
df: Return a data.frame (default is TRUE)

See also

Other studies functions: mica.studies(), mica.study.dces()

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
m <- mica.login("https://mica-demo.obiba.org")
mica.study.populations(m, query="study(in(Mica_study.methods-design,cohort_study))")
mica.logout(m)
} # }