plotStudyQfuncPfunc: Example: Plotting the q- and p-function from the dissertation
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Description
Usage
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Examples
Description
Example: Plotting the q- and p-function from the
dissertation
Usage
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plotStudyQfuncPfunc(y, d, x, n)
Arguments
y
a vector of responses.
d
a vector of heteroscedasticity.
x
a design matrix.
n
number of points to interpolate along.
Value
A list of objects created by ggplot2.
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bcg <- bcgVaccineData()
bcg_y <- bcg$logrisk
bcg_d <- bcg$sdiv
bcg_s <- bcg$size
bcg_x <- cbind(1,bcg$x)
p <- plotStudyQfuncPfunc(y=bcg_y, d=bcg_d, x=bcg_x, n=500)
p[1] # plot of the q-function
p[2] # plot of the p-funciton
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Example: Plotting the q- and p-function from the dissertation
Usage
1 | plotStudyQfuncPfunc(y, d, x, n)
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Arguments
y |
a vector of responses. |
d |
a vector of heteroscedasticity. |
x |
a design matrix. |
n |
number of points to interpolate along. |
Value
A list of objects created by ggplot2.
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | bcg <- bcgVaccineData()
bcg_y <- bcg$logrisk
bcg_d <- bcg$sdiv
bcg_s <- bcg$size
bcg_x <- cbind(1,bcg$x)
p <- plotStudyQfuncPfunc(y=bcg_y, d=bcg_d, x=bcg_x, n=500)
p[1] # plot of the q-function
p[2] # plot of the p-funciton
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