Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples
View source: R/summary.coxedMargin.R
This function reports summary statistics for the changes in duration that occur when
comparing observations in newdata2
to observations in newdata
as specified
in the original call to coxed
.
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coxed
calculates a vector of expected durations for every observation
in newdata2
and newdata
(these data frames must have the same number of
observations, and corresponding rows are assumed to refer to the same observation), and
subtracts the expected duration from newdata2
from the expected duration from
newdata
. That generates a vector of marginal changes in duration for every
observation. To generalize a finding across observations, either the mean (if type="mean"
)
or the median (if type="median"
) of these differences is reported, along with the
mean/median of the expected durations from each of the two covariate profiles.
If bootstrap=TRUE
in the call to coxed
then a bootstrapped standard error
and confidence interval is reported for each of these quantities as well.
A data.frame containing the mean or median duration for each of newdata2
and
newdata
and the differences in these durations across the two covariate profiles.
If bootstrap=TRUE
in the call to coxed
, the data frame also includes
the bootstrapped standard error and confidence interval for these quantities.
Jonathan Kropko <jkropko@virginia.edu> and Jeffrey J. Harden <jharden2@nd.edu>
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | mv.surv <- Surv(martinvanberg$formdur, event = rep(1, nrow(martinvanberg)))
mv.cox <- coxph(mv.surv ~ postel + prevdef + cont + ident + rgovm + pgovno + tpgovno +
minority, method = "breslow", data = martinvanberg)
summary(mv.cox)
me <- coxed(mv.cox, method="npsf", bootstrap = FALSE,
newdata = dplyr::mutate(martinvanberg, rgovm=0),
newdata2 = dplyr::mutate(martinvanberg, rgovm=1.24))
summary(me, stat="mean")
summary(me, stat="median")
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