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The peermodels package allows easy access to models
hosted on the Peer Models
Network (PMN). The Peer Models Network is an initiative to make
statistical models that inform healthcare decisions available online,
along with educational videos and other resources to help understand how
they work. Learn more about PMN by visiting www.peermodelsnetwork.com
and the PMN Model Repository page at models.peermodelsnetwork.com.
This package allows users to directly access models on the cloud and interact with them without worrying about setting up the required software environment and accessing high-performance computing power.
install.packages('remotes')
remotes::install_github('resplab/peermodels')The peermodels package allows you to connect to a model
hosted on PMN cloud, fetch its input parameters, change them as needed,
and submit queries to the model. You can find a list of currently
available models at the PMN Model Repository
page. To access a model, you would need to request an API Key.
Please contact us
to request an API key.
The connect_to_model function, checks access to the
model. get_default_input() returns the default input of the
model, which allows the user to become familiarized with the structure
of the input. The parameters can then be changed as required and passed
to the model_run() function, which runs the model on the
PMN cloud and returns the response. If the model is producing graphical
output, the draw_plots() function can be used to fetch the
produced graphics from the PMN cloud.
The code snippet below provides an example of a how to call a prediction model, in this case The Acute COPD Exacerbation Tool (ACCEPT):
> library(peermodels)
> input <- get_default_input("accept", api_key = "[YOUR_API_KEY]")
Selected model is accept
Calling server at https://prism.peermodelsnetwork.com/route/accept/run
>
> input
ID male age smoker oxygen statin LAMA LABA ICS FEV1 BMI SGRQ LastYrExacCount LastYrSevExacCount randomized_azithromycin randomized_statin
1 10001 1 70 1 1 1 1 1 1 33 25 50 2 1 0 0
randomized_LAMA randomized_LABA randomized_ICS random_sampling_N random_distribution_iteration calculate_CIs
1 0 0 0 1000 20000 TRUEThe input shows that the default COPD patient is a 70 years old male who is a current smoker, has received oxygen therapy in the past year, is currently on LAMAs, LABAs, ICS, has a lung function of 33% and an SGRQ score of 50. The patient has has 2 exacerbations in the past year, one of which has been severe. Now imagine we want to run the model for a female patient, who is 55 years old, has an FEV1 of 67%, and is only receiving LAMA and LABA, but is otherwise similar to the previous patient.
> input$male <- 0
> input$age <- 55
> input$FEV1 <- 67
> input$oxygen <- 0
> input$statin <- 0
> input$ICS <- 0
>
>
> results <- model_run(input, "accept", api_key = "[YOUR_API_KEY")
Selected model is accept
Calling server at https://prism.peermodelsnetwork.com/route/accept/runNow we can explore the predictions of the model:
> results$predicted_exac_probability
[1] 0.7656
> results$predicted_exac_rate
[1] 1.774
> results$predicted_severe_exac_probability
[1] 0.215
> results$predicted_severe_exac_rate
[1] 0.3638More info and examples on how to access different models on R as well as other platforms can be found on the PMN API User Guide page.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
Health stats visible at Monitor.