runlength: Determine run length of a CUSUM chart

In cgrcusum: Continuous Time Generalized Rapid Response CUSUM

Description

This function can be used to calculate the run length of a 'cgrcusum', 'bkcusum' or 'bercusum' chart when using control limit h

Usage

runlength(chart, h)

## S3 method for class 'cgrcusum'
runlength(chart, h, ...)

## S3 method for class 'bkcusum'
runlength(chart, h, ...)

## S3 method for class 'bercusum'
runlength(chart, h, ...)

Arguments

chart	a 'cgrcusum', 'bkcusum' or 'bercusum' chart
h	control limit h to be used when determining the run length
...	other parameters

Value

The run length of the chart with the given control limit.

Methods (by class)

• cgrcusum: Determine runlength of "cgrcusum" object

• bkcusum: Determine runlength of "bkcusum" object

• bercusum: Determine runlength of "bercusum" object

Author(s)

Daniel Gomon

See Also

Other utils: calc_risk(), exp_hazards, gen_arriv_times(), gen_surv_times()

Other utils: calc_risk(), exp_hazards, gen_arriv_times(), gen_surv_times()

Other utils: calc_risk(), exp_hazards, gen_arriv_times(), gen_surv_times()

Examples

varsanalysis <- c("age", "sex", "BMI")
exprfitber <- as.formula(paste("(entrytime <= 365) & (censorid == 1)~",
                               paste(varsanalysis, collapse='+')))
surgerydat$instance <- surgerydat$Hosp_num
glmmodber <- glm(exprfitber, data = surgerydat, family = binomial(link = "logit"))
bercus <- bercusum(data = subset(surgerydat, Hosp_num == 14), glmmod = glmmodber,
                   followup = 100, theta = log(2))
runlength(bercus, h = 2)

cgrcusum documentation built on Nov. 22, 2021, 9:09 a.m.