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ohdsi-cohort-diagnostics

Python wrapper for the OHDSI CohortDiagnostics R package.

Installation

pip install ohdsi-cohort-diagnostics

Usage

from ohdsi.cohort_diagnostics import CohortDiagnostics

# Initialize the cohort diagnostics
cd = CohortDiagnostics()

# Your code here

Requirements

  • Python >= 3.13
  • R environment with OHDSI packages installed
  • rpy2
  • pandas

Documentation

For more information, visit the project documentation.

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