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SEQdata.multitreatment R Documentation
Simulated multitreatment example data for SEQuential() multinomial models
Description
Simulated multitreatment example data for SEQuential() multinomial models
Usage
SEQdata.multitreatment
Format
A dataframe with 5,976 rows and 11 columns:
- ID
Integer: Unique ID emulating individual patients
- time
Integer: Time of observation, always begins at 0, max time of 59; however, if lost-to-followup, time is truncated at a random point
- eligible
Binary: eligibility criteria for timepoints
- outcome
Binary: If an outcome is observed at this time point
- tx_init
Integer: Which treatment is observed at this time point
- sex
Binary: Sex of the emulated patient
- N
Numeric: Normal random variable from N(10,5)
- L
Numeric: 4% continuously increase from U(0, 1)
- P
Numeric: 2% continuously decrease from U(9, 10)
- excusedOne
Binary: Once one, always one variable emulating an excuse for treatment switch
- excusedZero
Binary: Once zero, always zero variable emulating an excuse for treatment switch
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Simulated multitreatment example data for SEQuential() multinomial models
Description
Simulated multitreatment example data for SEQuential() multinomial models
Usage
SEQdata.multitreatment
Format
A dataframe with 5,976 rows and 11 columns:
- ID
Integer: Unique ID emulating individual patients
- time
Integer: Time of observation, always begins at 0, max time of 59; however, if lost-to-followup, time is truncated at a random point
- eligible
Binary: eligibility criteria for timepoints
- outcome
Binary: If an outcome is observed at this time point
- tx_init
Integer: Which treatment is observed at this time point
- sex
Binary: Sex of the emulated patient
- N
Numeric: Normal random variable from N(10,5)
- L
Numeric: 4% continuously increase from U(0, 1)
- P
Numeric: 2% continuously decrease from U(9, 10)
- excusedOne
Binary: Once one, always one variable emulating an excuse for treatment switch
- excusedZero
Binary: Once zero, always zero variable emulating an excuse for treatment switch
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