View source: R/lines.CopulaCenR.R
| lines.CopulaCenR | R Documentation | 
Plotting for CopulaCenR fits from  ic_spTran_copula, rc_spCox_copula,
ic_par_copula and rc_par_copula.
## S3 method for class 'CopulaCenR'
lines(
  x,
  y,
  class = "joint",
  newdata,
  evalPoints = 50,
  evalTimes1 = NULL,
  evalTimes2 = NULL,
  plot_margin = 1,
  cond_time = NULL,
  cond_margin = 2,
  plotly_object = NULL,
  ...
)
x | 
 an object of    | 
y | 
 new data frame with colname names   | 
class | 
 one of "joint", "conditional" or "marginal"  | 
newdata | 
 new data frame (ignored if   | 
evalPoints | 
 number of time points to be evaluated; default is 50  | 
evalTimes1 | 
 a vector of times for margin 1 to be evaluated; default is NULL; will override evalPoints if non-NULL  | 
evalTimes2 | 
 a vector of times for margin 2 to be evaluated  | 
plot_margin | 
 for   | 
cond_time | 
 for   | 
cond_margin | 
 for   | 
plotly_object | 
 only for   | 
... | 
 further arguments  | 
y must be a data frame with columns id (subject id),
ind (1,2 for two margins) and covariates. 
The argument class determines the plot:
"joint" for joint survival probabilities,
"conditional" for conditional probabilities and
"marginal" for marginal probabilities.
The function evaluates on a series of time points
(given by evalPoints or evalTimes;
evalTimes will override evalPoints).
By default, the time points are automatically
selected by specifying the number of points (evalPoints = 50).
Users can also provide the specific time points through evalTimes1 and
evalTimes2 for the two margins, respectively.
When class = "conditional", only evalTimes1 is needed
and the evaluation times are actually evalTimes1 plus cond_time. 
If class = "conditional", one needs to specify the margin
that has the event (by cond_margin)
and time when the event has occurred (by cond_time).
For example, if cond_margin = 2 and cond_time = 5,
then the function produces the conditional survival probability
(after time 5) in margin 1 given that margin 2 has got an event by time 5.
This measurement is useful for predicting the second event
given the first event has occurred. See the example for details.
If class = "marginal", one needs to specify which margin to plot
through the argument plot_margin. See the example for details. 
If class = "joint", one needs to include a plot_ly object
(from plot.CopulaCenR with class = "joint")
through the argument plotly_object. See the example for details.
a 3D joint survival distribution plot if class = "joint";
a 2D survival distribution plot if class = "marginal"
or "conditional".
data(AREDS)
# fit a Copula2-Sieve model
copula2_sp <- ic_spTran_copula(data = AREDS, copula = "Copula2",
              l = 0, u = 15, m = 3, r = 3,
              var_list = c("ENROLLAGE","rs2284665","SevScaleBL"))
newdata = data.frame(id = rep(1:3, each=2), ind = rep(c(1,2),3),
                     SevScaleBL = rep(3,6), ENROLLAGE = rep(60,6),
                     rs2284665 = c(0,0,1,1,2,2))
# Plot marginal survival probabilities
plot(x = copula2_sp, class = "marginal",
     newdata = newdata[newdata$id==1,],
     plot_margin = 1, ylim = c(0.6,1),
     ylab = "Marginal Survival Probability")
lines(x = copula2_sp, class = "marginal",
      newdata = newdata[newdata$id==2,],
      plot_margin = 1, lty = 2)
legend("bottomleft", c("id: 1","id: 2"), lty = c(1,2))
# Plot conditional survival probabilities
plot(x = copula2_sp, class = "conditional",
     newdata = newdata[newdata$id==1,],
     cond_margin = 2, cond_time = 5, ylim = c(0.25,1),
     xlab = "years", ylab = "Conditional Survival Probability")
lines(x = copula2_sp, class = "conditional",
      newdata = newdata[newdata$id==2,],
     cond_margin = 2, cond_time = 5, lty = 2)
legend("bottomleft", c("id: 1","id: 2"), lty = c(1,2))
# Plot joint survival probabilities
plot3d <- plot(x = copula2_sp, class = "joint",
               newdata = newdata[newdata$id==1,])
plot3d <- lines(x = copula2_sp, class = "joint",
                newdata = newdata[newdata$id==2,], plotly_object = plot3d)
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