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‎CHANGELOG.md‎

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## Release 1.1.1
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### 03.2025
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* Changed how the r functions ingest the data. Former, the data was loaded from the package.
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* Now data is sent to opencpu server from web app and the r functions use the created data session.
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## Release 1.1.0
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### 08.2024
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‎NAMESPACE‎

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export(cumulforest)
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export(forest)
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export(funnelPLot)
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export(funnelPlot)
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export(jsonSummary)
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export(metapower)
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export(netMetaForestplot)
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export(checkIntegrity)
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export(checkData)
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export(checkParameter)
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export(createData)
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export(testListParameter)
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export(testpredParameter)
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export(createJsonFromData)

‎R/createData.R‎

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# Load required package
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library(jsonlite)
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# Define the function
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createData <- function(json_string) {
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# Trim any extra whitespace
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json_string <- trimws(json_string)
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# Parse the JSON string into an R list
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parsed_data <- jsonlite::fromJSON(json_string)
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# Convert the list to a data frame
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dataset <- as.data.frame(parsed_data)
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# Return the data frame
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return(dataset)
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}

‎R/createJsonFromData.R‎

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# Load required package
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library(jsonlite)
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# Define the function
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createJsonFromData <- function(d) {
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dat <- checkData(d)
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json_data <- toJSON(dat, pretty = TRUE, digits = NA)
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write(json_data, paste0(d, ".json"))
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}

‎R/funnelPlot.R‎

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#' @title Funnel plot
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#' @description
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#' Using metafor package to create a funnel plot.
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#' @param yi
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#' A \code{string} of the variable which holds the vector of length k with the observed effect sizes or outcomes in the selected dataset (d)
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#' @param vi
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#' A \code{string} of the variable which holds the vector of length k with the corresponding sampling variances in the selected dataset (d)
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#' @param d
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#' A \code{string} representing the dataset name that should be used for fitting.
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#' @param effectName
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#' A \code{string} representing the effect name that should be printed as label. defaults to "Effect"
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#' @param measure
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#' A character string indicating underlying summary measure.
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#' @return
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#' returns a Funnel plot for the given dataset
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#' @author Robert Studtrucker
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#' @export
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funnelPLot <- function(yi,vi,measure,d,peer="no", effectName="Effect") {
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requireNamespace("metafor")
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#load the in variable d defined dataset from the package
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dat <- checkData(d)
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checkParameter(dat,c(yi,vi,"r_peer"))
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# Filtern nach veröffentlichten Studien wenn in der Anwendung ausgewählt (peer reviewed yes/no)
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# Per default werden alle Studien mit einbezogen
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if(peer == "yes"){
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filtered_dat <- subset(dat,r_peer=="yes")
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}else{
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filtered_dat<-dat
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}
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if(measure == "COR") {
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# z-standardisierte Daten erstellen
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temp_dat <- metafor::escalc(measure="ZCOR", ri=filtered_dat[,yi], vi=filtered_dat[,vi], ni=filtered_dat[,"o_ni"], data=filtered_dat, var.names=c("o_zcor","o_zcor_var"))
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# Modell berechnen
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rma_model <- metafor::rma.uni(temp_dat[,"o_zcor"],temp_dat[,"o_zcor_var"], measure="ZCOR")
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RTest <-metafor::regtest(x=rma_model)
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metafor::funnel(rma_model, yaxis="sei") # 'label'
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metafor::funnel(rma_model, level=c(90, 95, 99), shade=c("white", "orange", "red"), refline=0, legend=TRUE)
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gc() # Force R to release memory it is no longer using
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return(RTest)
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}else{
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rma_model <- metafor::rma.uni(yi=filtered_dat[,yi],vi=filtered_dat[,vi],measure=measure)
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RTest <-metafor::regtest(x=rma_model)
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metafor::funnel(rma_model, yaxis="sei") # 'label'
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metafor::funnel(rma_model, level=c(90, 95, 99), shade=c("white", "orange", "red"), refline=0, legend=TRUE)
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gc() # Force R to release memory it is no longer using
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return(RTest)
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}
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}
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#' @title Funnel plot
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#' @description
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#' Using metafor package to create a funnel plot.
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#' @param yi
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#' A \code{string} of the variable which holds the vector of length k with the observed effect sizes or outcomes in the selected dataset (d)
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#' @param vi
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#' A \code{string} of the variable which holds the vector of length k with the corresponding sampling variances in the selected dataset (d)
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#' @param d
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#' A \code{string} representing the dataset name that should be used for fitting.
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#' @param effectName
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#' A \code{string} representing the effect name that should be printed as label. defaults to "Effect"
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#' @param measure
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#' A character string indicating underlying summary measure.
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#' @return
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#' returns a Funnel plot for the given dataset
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#' @author Robert Studtrucker
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#' @export
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funnelPlot <- function(yi,vi,measure,d,peer="no", effectName="Effect") {
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requireNamespace("metafor")
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#load the in variable d defined dataset from the package
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dat <- d
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checkParameter(dat,c(yi,vi,"r_peer"))
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# Filtern nach veröffentlichten Studien wenn in der Anwendung ausgewählt (peer reviewed yes/no)
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# Per default werden alle Studien mit einbezogen
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if(peer == "yes"){
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filtered_dat <- subset(dat,r_peer=="yes")
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}else{
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filtered_dat<-dat
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}
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if(measure == "COR") {
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# z-standardisierte Daten erstellen
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temp_dat <- metafor::escalc(measure="ZCOR", ri=filtered_dat[,yi], vi=filtered_dat[,vi], ni=filtered_dat[,"o_ni"], data=filtered_dat, var.names=c("o_zcor","o_zcor_var"))
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# Modell berechnen
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rma_model <- metafor::rma.uni(temp_dat[,"o_zcor"],temp_dat[,"o_zcor_var"], measure="ZCOR")
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RTest <-metafor::regtest(x=rma_model)
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metafor::funnel(rma_model, yaxis="sei") # 'label'
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metafor::funnel(rma_model, level=c(90, 95, 99), shade=c("white", "orange", "red"), refline=0, legend=TRUE)
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gc() # Force R to release memory it is no longer using
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return(RTest)
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}else{
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rma_model <- metafor::rma.uni(yi=filtered_dat[,yi],vi=filtered_dat[,vi],measure=measure)
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RTest <-metafor::regtest(x=rma_model)
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metafor::funnel(rma_model, yaxis="sei") # 'label'
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metafor::funnel(rma_model, level=c(90, 95, 99), shade=c("white", "orange", "red"), refline=0, legend=TRUE)
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gc() # Force R to release memory it is no longer using
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}
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‎R/netMetaGetTRTS.R‎

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#' @title Helper Function to get possible reference categories fot the netmeta model
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#' @description
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#' Helper Function to get possible reference categories to be used in the netmeta model
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#' This function is used to populate the gui with reference options
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#' @param d
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#' A \code{string} representing the dataset name for which the reference categories should be retrieved
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#' @return create a json file containing the reference categories in the opencpu session which can then be retrieved in another call
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#' @author Robert Studtrucker
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#' @export
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netMetagetTRTS <- function(d) {
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requireNamespace("jsonlite")
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dat <- checkData(d)
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combined_treat<-c()
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combined_treat<-c(combined_treat,dat["treat1"],recursive = TRUE,use.names=FALSE)
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combined_treat<-c(combined_treat,dat["treat2"],recursive = TRUE,use.names=FALSE)
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#' @title Helper Function to get possible reference categories fot the netmeta model
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#' @description
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#' Helper Function to get possible reference categories to be used in the netmeta model
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#' This function is used to populate the gui with reference options
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#' @param d
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#' A \code{string} representing the dataset name for which the reference categories should be retrieved
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#' @return create a json file containing the reference categories in the opencpu session which can then be retrieved in another call
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#' @author Robert Studtrucker
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#' @export
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netMetagetTRTS <- function(d) {
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requireNamespace("jsonlite")
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#load the in variable d defined dataset from the package
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dat <- d
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combined_treat<-c()
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combined_treat<-c(combined_treat,dat["treat1"],recursive = TRUE,use.names=FALSE)
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combined_treat<-c(combined_treat,dat["treat2"],recursive = TRUE,use.names=FALSE)
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trts<-unique(combined_treat)[!is.na(unique(combined_treat))]
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jsonlite::write_json(trts, "trts.json")
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‎R/netMetaModel.R‎

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#' @title netmeta model
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#' @description
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#' A \code{string} representing the reference category that should be used for the netmeta model.
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#' @description
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#' @author Robert Studtrucker
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