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  • The SubjectGroupingFactor class, which is used in the reporting event's analysisGroupings attribute to define subject grouping factors, which are characteristics used to subdivide the subject population into groups for analysis (e.g., treatment, sex, age group). Refer to the SubjectGroupingFactor section for more information about subject grouping factors.
  • The DataGroupingFactor class, which is used in the reporting event's dataGroupings attribute to define data grouping factors, which are characteristics used to subdivide analysis dataset records into groups for analysis (e.g., "system organ class" or "preferred term" in an adverse events analysis dataset, "parameter" or "visit" in a vital signs analysis dataset). Refer to See the DataGroupingFactor section for more information about data grouping factors.

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ARSP:Class Diagram: GroupingFactor
ARSP:Class Diagram: GroupingFactor

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  • The level attribute is assigned a value of "1".
  • The order attribute contains an integer used to order the predefined group with respect to the other predefined groups in the grouping factor (i.e., "1" for the first predefined group, "2" for the second, etc.and so on). The value of this attribute is assigned according to the order in which the predefined groups should be displayed in outputs.
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Refer to the WhereClauseCompoundExpression section for more information about compound expressions.

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Note that the The ARS model Model is designed to support the specification of analyses of data in ADaM datasets, which are expected to be "analysis-ready." . In analysis-ready datasets, any complex criteria needed to specify predefined groups within grouping factors will usually have been applied to create specific grouping variables. These grouping variables can usually then be referenced in the specification of simple conditions, so compound expressions should generally not be required for the definition of predefined groups within grouping factors.

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