survaalen: Fit an additive hazards model

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Fit an additive hazards model

Description

Fits the Aalen additive hazard model. The function can be used for multi-state model data (as in the package mstate; class msdata) by supplying the start and stop times in the Surv object and adding a strata(trans) object in the formula (where trans denotes the transition in the multi-state model).

Usage

survaalen(formula, data, variance = FALSE, var_estimator = "dN")

Arguments

formula	a formula object, with the response as a Surv object on the left of a ~ operator, and, if desired, terms separated by the + operator on the right.
data	a data.frame in which to interpret the variables named in the formula.
variance	a logical value indicating whether the variances of the hazards should be computed. Default is FALSE.
var_estimator	Choose variance estimator. The default option 'dN' uses dN(t) in the variance formula, see formula 4.63 in Aalen et al. (2008). Option 'XdB' uses X*dB(t), see formula 4.64 in Aalen et al. (2008).

Value

An object of class aalen.model.

Author(s)

Damjan Manevski

See Also

rsaalen

Examples

# Survival:
data(rdata)
mod <- survaalen(Surv(time, cens)~sex+age, data=rdata)
head(mod$coefficients)
tail(mod$coefficients)

# Multi-state model:
data(ebmt1wide)
mod <- survaalen(Surv(Tstart, Tstop, status)~age.1+age.2+age.3+strata(trans), data=ebmt1wide)
head(mod$coefficients$trans1)
head(mod$coefficients$trans2)
head(mod$coefficients$trans3)

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