achievable.se.sp: achievable.se.sp(): target sensitivity and specificity for a...

Description Usage Arguments Value

View source: R/achievable.se.sp.R

Description

For a retrospective study design, given a prevalence value, produce a plot displaying the achievable contours of either predictive values or NNT values. The calculation uses the "contra-Bayes" theorem, sesp.from.pv.

Usage

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achievable.se.sp(the.prev = 0.5, axes = c("pv", "NNT"),
  sesp.seq = seq(0.5, 1, 0.1), drawNNTaxes = TRUE, drawPVaxes = FALSE,
  drawArrows = TRUE, drawTable = TRUE, latexTable = TRUE,
  placePointLabels = TRUE, cexText = 0.5, cexSubtitle = 0.5,
  cexTitle = 0.7, y0arrow = 0.25, lwdArrow = 1, ltyArrow = 2,
  title = FALSE, mtext = FALSE, contours = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

the.prev

Prevalence (prior probability)

axes

Should the axes be predictive values ("pv") or NNT values? Default is "pv".

sesp.seq

Sequence of values at which the sensitivity and specificity will be explored.

drawNNTaxes

(default=TRUE) Option for tweaking the plot.

drawPVaxes

(default=FALSE) Option for tweaking the plot.

drawArrows

(default=TRUE) Arrow option; deprecated.

drawTable

(default=TRUE) Option for tweaking the plot.

latexTable

(default=TRUE) Option for tweaking the plot.

placePointLabels

(default=TRUE) Write A, B, C, ... in circles where sensitivity=specificity.

cexText

(default=0.5) Option for tweaking the plot.

cexSubtitle

(default=0.5) Option for tweaking the plot.

cexTitle

(default=0.7) Option for tweaking the plot.

y0arrow

(default=0.25) Arrow option; deprecated.

lwdArrow

(default=1) Arrow option; deprecated.

ltyArrow

(default=2) Arrow option; deprecated.

title

(default=FALSE) Option for tweaking the plot.

mtext

(default=FALSE) Option for tweaking the plot.

contours

(default=TRUE) Option for tweaking the plot.

...

Options to pass to plot.default()

Value

The predictive values when sensitivity equals specificity: sesp.to.pv(cbind(sesp.seq,sesp.seq), prev=the.prev))


NNTbiomarker documentation built on May 1, 2019, 11:15 p.m.