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fmsm R Documentation
Construct a multi-state model from a set of parametric survival models
Description
Construct a multi-state model from a set of parametric survival models
Usage
fmsm(..., trans)
Arguments
...
Objects returned by flexsurvreg or
flexsurvspline representing fitted survival models.
trans
A matrix of integers specifying which models correspond to
which transitions. The r,s entry is i if the ith
argument specified in ... is the model for the state r to
state s transition. The entry should be NA if the
transition is disallowed.
Value
A list containing the objects given in ..., and with
attributes "trans" and "statenames" defining the transition
structure matrix and state names, and with list components named to
describe the transitions they correspond to. If any of the arguments in
... are named, then these are used to define the transition names,
otherwise default names are chosen based on the state names.
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Construct a multi-state model from a set of parametric survival models
Description
Construct a multi-state model from a set of parametric survival models
Usage
fmsm(..., trans)
Arguments
... |
Objects returned by |
trans |
A matrix of integers specifying which models correspond to
which transitions. The |
Value
A list containing the objects given in ..., and with
attributes "trans" and "statenames" defining the transition
structure matrix and state names, and with list components named to
describe the transitions they correspond to. If any of the arguments in
... are named, then these are used to define the transition names,
otherwise default names are chosen based on the state names.
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