| er_tte_add_risktable | R Documentation |
Adds the at-risk table layer to a TTE plot: a separate panel stacked below the curve, showing the number of subjects still at risk at a grid of time points, computed from the fit already stored internally within the plot object.
er_tte_add_risktable(object, style = NULL, times = NULL, n_times = 6, ...)
object |
Partially constructed plot (has S3 class |
style |
Style used to generate the at-risk table in the plot. Can
either be a string corresponding to one of the registered style labels
(e.g., |
times |
Numeric vector of time points at which to report the
number at risk, or |
n_times |
Number of evenly spaced breaks to use when |
... |
Additional named arguments forwarded to the |
The time breaks used for the number-at-risk grid also become
the x-axis tick marks on the primary plot, so the two panels'
collected x-axis lines up exactly (see er_tte_build()).
The input object, with the risktable layer added.
The following pre-defined styles are available for this layer. Please see the documentation for the corresponding builder function to see what customisation options are available:
| Label | Builder | Description |
"text" | er_style_tte_risktable_text() | Number-at-risk counts as a text grid, one row per stratum (the only built-in, and the default). |
See er_style_tte() for details on how style builder functions are
defined for the TTE mini-grammar, should a custom style be required.
er_tte(), er_style_tte_risktable_text()
library(survival)
lung |>
er_tte(time, status == 2) |>
er_tte_add_curve() |>
er_tte_add_risktable() |>
plot()
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