comparing populations, so
i Need:
1.QRISK (Cardiovascular Risk Algoritam)
2.Systematic Coronary Risk Evaluation – SCORE
I do have SAS code for .
Reynolds risk score and
Framingham risk.
So, may you share:
1.QRISK (Cardiovascular Risk Algoritam)
2.Systematic Coronary Risk Evaluation – SCORE
SAS, SPSS, Stata, R are ok
Your link is wrong, may you copy -paste it correctly?
Also we got SCORE, now I am looking for QRISK, if possible qrisk3.
What I need is a code,
SAS, STATA, R,SPSS, Python
Emir, re the link that doesn't work, try this one:
- http://www.iasri.res.in/design/
Then click on Analysis of Data in the menu on the left.
OK, I went there and cannot find neither QRISK 1, nor QRISK2 nor QRISK3
Are you sure that any of them is there?
I have no idea, Emir. I'd never seen that page before--was just suggesting how to get to the place Murari was suggesting. Perhaps he can help! ;-)
I think he has no idea about what qrisk is, he just proudly advertising his web page
This is link to qrisk:
https://qrisk.org/
What I need is a code, not a calculator, so to run it on 15000 patients
Emir, you may be right about that other site. ;-)
By following links on the qrisk.org page, you can find code (possibly in C?). E.g.,
- https://qrisk.org/three/src.php
You may have to translate it yourself to get it into one of your preferred languages.
Emir, do you have any formula of these risk scores?
If you have any, then perhaps somebody on RG could help you implement it on any program.
OK guys, I appreciate your willingness to help.
Until now you were supportive.
As I said.
I got 4 out of 5 codes I needed.
I also found and talked to people on qrisk web page, and they have qrisk2 in C++, so one of my students will look into it and create R code.
It was good getting your opinions; what I needed was a code in SAS, R, SPSS or Stata.
So maybe we may use this as a way to start some cooperation, but for now, you were great support, but not real help.
Perhaps this will be closer to "real help". ;-)
You appear to have confirmed that the code on the website is C++. Rather than translate to native R code, you may be able to call the C++ code from within R. I'm not much of a useR myself, but a quick Google search turned up the following blog, which looks like it might be helpful.
https://www.r-bloggers.com/three-ways-to-call-cc-from-r/
Hi! Do you think you could share the SAS code for the Framingham risk score?
Many thanks!
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