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#This file contains the functions associated with a model fit
#of a single risk score imputed data set
##' ScoreStat object
##'
##' An S3 object which contains the point estimate
##' and test statistic after fitting a model to
##' a \code{ScoreImputedData} object.
##'
##' The functions \code{print.ScoreStat} and \code{as.vector.ScoreStat}
##' have been included
##'
##' The object contains the following:
##' @slot model The model used to create the fit
##' @slot method The method used for the fit
##' @slot estimate A point estimate of the test statistic
##' @slot var The estimate for the variance of the test statistic
##' @slot statistic The test statistic given by \code{estimate/sqrt(var)}
##'
##' @details The test statistic should be normally distributed and hence for
##' the logrank test Z = (O_2 - E_2)/sqrt(V_2), i.e. the square root of the standard
##' Chi squared statistic (with the appropriate sign)
##'
##' @name ScoreStat.object
NULL
##' @export
ImputeStat.ScoreImputedData <- function(object,method=c("logrank","Wilcoxon","Cox")[1],formula=NULL,...){
if(!method %in% c("logrank","Wilcoxon","Cox")){
stop("Invalid method for risk score imputation it must be logrank, Wilcoxon or Cox")
}
test.stats <- .imputeStat.internal(object,method,formula,...)
#only take the first covariate: the treatment arm
test.stats$estimate <- test.stats$estimate[1]
test.stats$var <- test.stats$var[1]
test.stats$statistic <- test.stats$estimate/sqrt(test.stats$var)
class(test.stats) <- "ScoreStat"
test.stats
}
##' @method as.vector ScoreStat
##' @export
as.vector.ScoreStat <- function(x,mode="any"){
ans <- c(x$estimate,x$var,x$statistic)
names(ans) <- c("estimate","var","statistic")
ans
}
##' @export
print.ScoreStat <- function(x,...){
cat("Method used:",x$method,fill = TRUE)
cat("Point Estimate:",x$estimate,fill=TRUE)
cat("Variance estimate:",x$var,fill=TRUE)
cat("Z stastistic:",x$statistic,fill=TRUE)
cat("Use x$model to view the model fit")
}
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