obs_calculate: Calculate Observed Covariate Means and Risk

View source: R/comparisons.R

obs_calculateR Documentation

Calculate Observed Covariate Means and Risk

Description

This internal function calculates the mean observed values of covariates at each time point, as well as mean observed risk.

Usage

obs_calculate(
  outcome_name,
  compevent_name,
  compevent2_name,
  censor_name,
  time_name,
  id,
  covnames,
  covtypes,
  comprisk,
  comprisk2,
  censor,
  fitD2,
  fitC,
  outcome_type,
  obs_data,
  ipw_cutoff_quantile,
  ipw_cutoff_value
)

Arguments

outcome_name

Character string specifying the name of the outcome variable in obs_data.

compevent_name

Character string specifying the name of the competing event variable in obs_data.

compevent2_name

Character string specifying the name of the competing event variable in obs_data if competing events are treated as censoring events.

censor_name

Character string specifying the name of the censoring variable in obs_data.

time_name

Character string specifying the name of the time variable in obs_data.

id

Character string specifying the name of the ID variable in obs_data.

covnames

Vector of character strings specifying the names of the time-varying covariates in obs_data.

covtypes

Vector of character strings specifying the "type" of each time-varying covariate included in covnames. The possible "types" are: "binary", "normal", "categorical", "bounded normal", "zero-inflated normal", "truncated normal", "absorbing", "categorical time", and "custom".

comprisk

Logical scalar indicating the presence of a competing event.

comprisk2

Logical scalar indicating whether competing events are treated as censoring events.

censor

Logical scalar indicating the presence of a censoring variable in obs_data.

fitD2

Model fit for the competing event variable if competing events are treated as censoring events.

fitC

Model fit for the censoring variable.

outcome_type

Character string specifying the "type" of the outcome. The possible "types" are: "survival", "continuous_eof", and "binary_eof".

obs_data

Data table containing the observed data.

ipw_cutoff_quantile

Percentile by which to truncate inverse probability weights.

ipw_cutoff_value

Cutoff value by which to truncate inverse probability weights.

Value

A list. Its first entry is a list of mean covariate values at each time point; its second entry is a vector of the mean observed risk (for "survival" outcome types) or the mean observed outcome (for "continuous_eof" and "binary_eof" outcome types); for "survival" outcome types, its third entry is a vector of mean observed survival.


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