One row per framework item, carrying the paper's identifying details
alongside them. Unlike summary(), which
returns only the item and its status, this keeps value, so it is the
method to use when you want what a study actually reported rather than
whether it reported it.
Usage
# S3 method for class 'instar_report'
as.data.frame(x, row.names = NULL, optional = FALSE, ...)Examples
rep <- instar_report(
instar_set(instar_template(), subjects_taxon = "Apis mellifera"),
paper = list(title = "Demo", authors = "A")
)
head(as.data.frame(rep), 3)
#> title doi item_id item domain
#> 1 Demo <NA> subjects_taxon Taxonomic ID, life stage, & sex Subjects
#> 2 Demo <NA> subjects_source Source & culture history Subjects
#> 3 Demo <NA> subjects_n Sample size & attrition Subjects
#> group status value
#> 1 foundation reported Apis mellifera
#> 2 foundation not_reported <NA>
#> 3 foundation not_reported <NA>