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Formats the result of lactate_threshold() as a publication-ready table: thresholds grouped by method family, with the confidence interval when available, and the checks that need attention as notes. Needs the gt package.

Usage

lactate_report(x, title = "Lactate thresholds")

Arguments

x

The result of lactate_threshold().

title

The table title, or NULL for none.

Value

a gt_tbl object (print it, or save it with gt::gtsave()).

Examples

results <- lactate_threshold(demo_data, intensity, lactate, heart_rate, plot = FALSE)
lactate_report(results)
Lactate thresholds
Cycling · 3rd degree polynomial fit · 7 stages + rest
Method Intensity (W) Lactate (mmol/L) Heart rate (bpm)
Log-log
Log-log 101 1.8 154
OBLA
OBLA 2.0 106 2.0 158
OBLA 2.5 119 2.5 166
OBLA 3.0 130 3.0 172
OBLA 3.5 139 3.5 177
OBLA 4.0 146 4.0 180
Bsln+
Bsln + 0.5 83 1.4 140
Bsln + 1.0 103 1.9 156
Bsln + 1.5 118 2.4 165
Dmax
Dmax 132 3.1 173
ModDmax 140 3.6 177
Exp-Dmax 135 3.3 175
Log-Poly-ModDmax 149 4.2 182
Log-Exp-ModDmax 152 4.4 183
LTP
LTP1 111 2.0 161
LTP2 160 4.7 186
LTratio
LTratio 77 1.3 136
IAT
IAT 125 2.8 170
ℹ Stages: 7 stages: the LTP fit has 6 parameters, so 1 degree of freedom is left and LTP can move a lot with one stage (at least 8 stages are better); the fitted curves rest on few points too.
Made with lactater