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Current libraries
1 - Framework libraries
The two types of framework library are:
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- the foundational ready4 module and syntax; and
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- tools to implement standardised, semi-automated workflows for authoring and documenting computational models.
Currently available framework libraries are summarised below.
Type | Package | Purpose | Documentation | Code | Examples |
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Implement a Modular, Open Source Computational Model of Youth | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 1, 2, 3, 4 | ||
Retrieve, Label and Share Ready4 Datasets | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 5, 6, 7 | ||
Author Literate Programs to Implement and Report Ready4 Analyses | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 8 | ||
Author R Packages of Ready4 Model Modules | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 9 | ||
Author and Document Functions to Implement Ready4 Algorithms | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 10 | ||
Author Ready4 Model Modules | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev, Archive | 11 |
2 - Model module libraries
Computational models developed with ready4 are intended to be both transferable (they are tools that can be used in multiple decision contexts) and modular (they are comprised of self-contained components, each of which performs a narrow sub-set of tasks). For these reasons, ready4 computational models are developed and distributed as libraries of modules.
The three types of computational module libraries are:
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- modules for describing and quality assuring model data;
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- modules to specify, assess and report statisitical models; and
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- modules for making predictions.
Currently available libraries of computational model modules are summarised below.
Type | Package | Purpose | Documentation | Code | Examples |
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Describe and Validate Ready4 Person Record Datasets | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 1, 2 | ||
Score Ready4 Model Datasets | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 3, 4 | ||
Model Youth Choice Behaviours with Ready4 | Citation , Website , Citation | Dev , Archive | |||
Implement Transfer to Utility Mapping Algorithms | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 5 | ||
Explore and Characterise Heterogeneity in Quality of Life Data | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | |||
Specify Inverse Problems to Solve with Ready4 | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 6 | ||
Transform Youth Outcomes to Health Utility Predictions with Ready4 | Citation , Website , Manual - Short (PDF) , Manual - Full (PDF) | Dev , Archive | 7 |