Elucidate the Data in an Object

Elucidates (makes clear) what data is in a given object. elucidate() is similar to utils::str() and dplyr::glimpse() but provides more detail on the nature of the data in an object.

Usage

elucidate(x, type = "basic", print = TRUE, ...)

# S3 method for omim_inventory
elucidate(x, type = "basic", print = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

x

An R object with a defined elucidate() method.

type

The type of report to create, as a string; either "basic" (default) or "full". See description of the Value returned by individual methods for more details.

print

Whether to print a basic elucidation to standard out (default: TRUE).

...

Additional arguments for methods. Not currently used.

Value

omim_inventory method:

• For type = "basic", a single tibble of OMIM and DOID statistical information including the total number of terms for each, the number of OMIM terms present/absent in DO, the number of deprecated DO terms, and the number of terms with one-to-many matches (in either direction).

• For type = "full", the "basic" statistical tibble and additional tibble's containing the full records for the following:

  • doid_deprecated,

  • omim_to_many: Results where an OMIM ID corresponds to multiple DOIDs, excluding skos broad/narrow/related matches.

  • doid_to_many): Results where a DOID corresponds to multiple OMIM IDs, excluding skos broad/narrow/related matches.