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Clinical Trial Enrollment Life Cycle (CTELC) modeling project aims to leverage "industry-wide" data to understand key drivers and build predictive models. Patient attrition, also referred to as dropout or patient withdrawal, occurs when patients enrolled in a clinical trial either withdraw or are lost to follow-up by the clinical site and trial sponsor.
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Clinical Trial Enrollment Life Cycle (CTELC) modeling project aims to leverage "industry-wide" data to understand key drivers and build predictive models. Patient attrition, also referred to as dropout or patient withdrawal, occurs when patients enrolled in a clinical trial either withdraw or are lost to follow-up by the clinical site and trial sponsor.

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Modeling Clinical Trial Attrition Using Machine Intelligence:
A driver analytics case study using 1,325 trials representing one million patients
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This file is the readme.txt file for the code folder that contains the R code that was used in the model

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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* Full Author List

* Introduction

* Requirements

* Folder Contents

* Contact

Full Author List
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Emmette Hutchison, Youyi Zhang, Sreenath Nampally, Imran Khan Neelufer, Vlad Malkov, Jim Weatherall, Faisal Khan and Khader Shameer

Introduction
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Patient attrition, also referred to as dropout or patient withdrawal, occurs when patients enrolled
in a clinical trial either withdraw or are lost to follow-up by the clinical site and trial sponsor.

Requirements
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This was performed using RStudio and R. The versions of RStudio and R are listed below:
RStudio 1.0.44, which can be downloaded from https://rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/
R 3.5.2 (2018-12-20). RStudio can be installed from https://cran.r-project.org/mirrors.html

The project requires the following R packages. The version numbers indicate the version of the packages
that were used in the analysis. Please install the following packages using the command below in your R
Environment

SuperLearner==2.0-26
MASS==7.3-51.5
ranger==0.12.1
ipred==0.9-9
kernlab==0.9-29
arm==1.10-1
dplyr==1.4.2
caret==6.0-84
parallel==3.5.2

Folder Contents
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This folder contains the data files that was used in the analysis. The file descriptions are listed below:

```
|---- readme.md : readme file for the data folder
|
|---- code : This folder contains the code required for the pre-processing of raw data and running the predictive model results,
| further explanation is available in a readme file within this folder
|
|---- data: This folder contains two sub-folders, another readme file in the folder will explain the overview on each folder content.
|---- analysis_ready
|---- requirments.txt : is a file which lists the libraries used in the model building exercise, this file can be used to install the packages needed.
|
| Using command "Install.Packages("package name") one can easily install the required packages
```

Contact
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shameer.khader@astrazeneca.com