PSgraphing: A propensity score graph
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
A propensity score graph
Usage
1
PSgraphing(estimate, count, text, name)
Arguments
pass
a string to text to express the n range per decile, name is the graph output s name
Examples
1
2
data(PSgraphing)
PSgraphing(count=Count_data3, estimate=Estimate_RR, text='(total n range: 3237 to 3245 per decile)', name='myPSgraph.pdf')
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
A propensity score graph
Usage
1 | PSgraphing(estimate, count, text, name)
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Arguments
pass |
a string to text to express the n range per decile, name is the graph output s name |
Examples
1 2 | data(PSgraphing)
PSgraphing(count=Count_data3, estimate=Estimate_RR, text='(total n range: 3237 to 3245 per decile)', name='myPSgraph.pdf')
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