create_object_lambda: Create an object lambda
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Description
Lambda is known as the willingness to pay. That is the ceiling cost-effectiveness ratio or the maximum acceptable cost of a unit of effectiveness.
It must be coherent with the criteria of effectiveness used in the analysis (year of life, QALY, life saved, or a criteria related to morbidity).
Usage
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create_object_lambda(lambda)
Arguments
lambda
: Lambda is a monetary value. For example, the value of lambda is usually between 20 000 and 40 000 pounds/QALY in UK.
Value
create_object_lambda returns an object of class Lambda
Examples
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## Create an object lambda
object_lambda <- create_object_lambda (20000)
## retrieve the lambda value from the object
object_lambda$get_lambda()
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Lambda is known as the willingness to pay. That is the ceiling cost-effectiveness ratio or the maximum acceptable cost of a unit of effectiveness. It must be coherent with the criteria of effectiveness used in the analysis (year of life, QALY, life saved, or a criteria related to morbidity).
Usage
1 | create_object_lambda(lambda)
|
Arguments
lambda |
: Lambda is a monetary value. For example, the value of lambda is usually between 20 000 and 40 000 pounds/QALY in UK. |
Value
create_object_lambda returns an object of class Lambda
Examples
1 2 3 4 | ## Create an object lambda
object_lambda <- create_object_lambda (20000)
## retrieve the lambda value from the object
object_lambda$get_lambda()
|
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