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#' Define transition matrix for multi-state model
#'
#' Define transition matrices for multi-state model. Specific functions for
#' defining such transition matrices are pre-defined for common multi-state
#' models like the competing risks model and the illness-death model.
#'
#' If \code{names} is missing, the names \code{"eventfree"}, \code{"cause1"},
#' etcetera are assigned in \code{trans.comprisk}, or \code{"healthy"},
#' \code{"illness"}, \code{"death"} in \code{trans.illdeath}.
#'
#' @aliases transMat trans.illdeath trans.comprisk
#' @param x List of possible transitions; x[[i]] consists of a vector of state
#' numbers reachable from state i
#' @param names A character vector containing the names of either the competing
#' risks or the states in the multi-state model specified by the competing
#' risks or illness-death model. \code{names} should have the same length as
#' the list \code{x} (for \code{transMat}), or either \code{K} or \code{K}+1
#' (for \code{trans.comprisk}), or 3 (for \code{trans.illdeath})
#' @return A transition matrix describing the states and transitions in the
#' multi-state model.
#' @author Steven McKinney <smckinney@@bccrc.ca>; Hein Putter
#' <H.Putter@@lumc.nl>
#' @keywords array
#' @examples
#'
#' transMat(list(c(2, 3), c(), c(1, 2)),
#' names = c("Disease-free", "Death", "Relapsed"))
#' tmat <- transMat(x = list( c(2, 3), c(1, 3), c() ),
#' names = c("Normal", "Low", "Death"))
#' tmat
#' transListn <- list("Normal" = c(2, 3), "Low" = c(1, 3), "Death" = c())
#' transMat(transListn)
#' trans.comprisk(3)
#' trans.comprisk(3,c("c1","c2","c3"))
#' trans.comprisk(3,c("nothing","c1","c2","c3"))
#' trans.illdeath()
#' trans.illdeath(c("nothing","ill","death"))
#'
#' @export transMat
transMat <- function(x, names) {
## transMat: produce transition matrix for use in package 'mstate'.
## Arguments:
## x: List of possible transitions.
## x[[i]] consists of a vector of state numbers
## reachable from state i.
## names: Character vector of state names, having the same length
## as x.
## Example: States 1 and 2 are reachable from one
## another. State 3 is absorbing, reachable from
## states 1 and 2.
## transMat( x = list( c(2, 3), c(1, 3), c() ) )
if ( !is.list(x) ) stop("x must be a list")
ns <- length(x) ## number of states
tmat <- matrix(NA, nrow = ns, ncol = ns) ## transition matrix
if ( missing(names) ) {
if ( !is.null( base::names(x) ) ) {
namesList <- list(from = base::names(x), to = base::names(x))
} else {
namesList <- list(from = paste("State", seq(nrow(tmat))),
to = paste("State", seq(nrow(tmat))))
}
} else {
if ( length(names) != ns ) stop("length of 'names' must equal length of 'x'")
namesList <- list(from = names, to = names)
}
idxmat <- cbind(unlist(lapply(seq(ns),
function(i, y){
rep(i, length(y[[i]]))}, x)),
unlist(x))
if ( max(idxmat) > ns )
stop("Largest state in transition list exceeds number of states")
tmat[idxmat] <- seq(nrow(idxmat))
dimnames(tmat) <- namesList
tmat
}
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