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The OperationResult class is used in the results attribute of an analysis to represent the results of the analysis.

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ARSP:ER Diagram: OperationResult
ARSP:ER Diagram: OperationResult

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  • In a simple analysis for "Count of subjects in the safety population", where the associated analysis method only has a single operation (i.e., "Count count of subjects") and there are no results-by-group grouping factors, there will only be 1 result value (i.e., only 1 instance of the OperationResult class).
  • In an analysis for "Summary of subjects by treatment and sex", where the analysis method has 2 operations (i.e., "Count count of subjects " and "Percent percent of subjects") and there are 2 results-by-group grouping factors:,
    • "Treatment", with 3 groups: "Placebo", "Drug A", and "Drug B"
    • "Sex", with 2 groups: "Male" and "Female",

There there will be a total of 12 individual result values (i.e., 12 instances of the OperationResult class); 1 for each combination of operation, treatment group and sex group:

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OperationTreatmentSex
Count of subjectsPlaceboMale
Count of subjectsPlaceboFemale
Count of subjectsDrug AMale
Count of subjectsDrug AFemale
Count of subjectsDrug BMale
Count of subjectsDrug BFemale
Percent of subjectsPlaceboMale
Percent of subjectsPlaceboFemale
Percent of subjectsDrug AMale
Percent of subjectsDrug AFemale
Percent of subjectsDrug BMale
Percent of subjectsDrug BFemale

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  • The groupingId attribute contains the identifier value for the subject or data grouping factor.
  • For results-by-group grouping factors, the specific group associated with the result is indicated by the value of either:
    • The groupId attribute, which contains the identifier value for a predefined group within the grouping factor, or
    • The groupValue attribute, which contains 1 of the data values from the grouping variable. The groupValue attribute is used for data-driven grouping factors (i.e., where the value for the dataDriven attribute of the grouping factor is "true"), which do not have predefined groups.

In the following examples, only the attributes necessary to illustrate the representation of results using the OperationResult class have been included. References to additional information such as analysis sets and data subsets have been excluded from the example analysis definitions.

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ARSP:results: By groupingId and groupId
ARSP:results: By groupingId and groupId

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ARSP:results: By groupingId and groupValue
ARSP:results: By groupingId and groupValue

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ARSP:results: By groupingId
ARSP:results: By groupingId

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