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Hi!
Thanks for creating such a useful tool for analyzing biomedical data! It is very cool to work with, no need for R and different web interfaces.
I have a question about Blood chemistry clock PhenoAge.
In the original formula, the unit of measurement for White blood cell counts is 1000 cells/uL (or 10^9/L).
The normal range of values for these units is between 4 and 9 (approximately).
However, in your example, the table gives values of [0.006037, 0.004135, 0.007382, 0.006537, 0.004695].
Could they be 1000 times smaller than they should be? And the values are supposed to be [6.037, 4.135, 7.382, 6.537, 4.695]?
Could you please help to figure this out? Maybe I've lost 1000 somewhere?
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Hi. thanks for bringing this to my attention! You are the example indeed has wrong values. The formula implement in the package is exactly the same in the paper so I would just stick to those units. I'll try to update the example df soon. Thanks again!
Hi!
Thanks for creating such a useful tool for analyzing biomedical data! It is very cool to work with, no need for R and different web interfaces.
I have a question about Blood chemistry clock PhenoAge.
In the original formula, the unit of measurement for White blood cell counts is 1000 cells/uL (or 10^9/L).
The normal range of values for these units is between 4 and 9 (approximately).
However, in your example, the table gives values of [0.006037, 0.004135, 0.007382, 0.006537, 0.004695].
Could they be 1000 times smaller than they should be? And the values are supposed to be [6.037, 4.135, 7.382, 6.537, 4.695]?
Could you please help to figure this out? Maybe I've lost 1000 somewhere?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: