Description Methods See Also Examples
Does several different plots for a pssm object.
signature(x = "pssm")
With only one argument a solid line is plotted for the survival curve for time to progression and then m dashed lines are plotted, each being the survival curve for survival after progression if progression occures at 0, and at each of the times that the hazard rate changes.
signature(x = "pssm",type="progression",cov1=,cov2=)
The time for progression curve is plotted note that cov1 and cov2 must be matrices with first dimension the number of curves and second dimension the number of covariates.
signature(x = "pssm",type="progression",cov1=,cov2=)
The time for progression curve is plotted note that cov1 and cov2 must be matrices with first dimension the number of curves and second dimension the number of covariates.
pssm-package
,
pssm.generate.data
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pssm
,
pssm.simulate
,
pssm.survivalcurv
pssm-class
pssm.power
1 | showClass("pssm")
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Class "pssm" [package "pssm"]
Slots:
Name: call convergence
Class: call numeric
Name: loglike estimates
Class: function numeric
Name: se.estimates covariance.estimates
Class: numeric matrix
Name: estimates.progression se.estimates.progression
Class: numeric numeric
Name: estimates.survival se.estimates.survival
Class: numeric numeric
Name: hazard.progression hazard.survival
Class: numeric numeric
Name: intervals rescale
Class: integer numeric
Name: formula.progression formula.survival
Class: formula formula
Name: progression.covariate.list survival.covariate.list
Class: character character
Name: message
Class: character
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