AICcond: Computation of the Conditional Akaike Information Criterion...

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References

View source: R/AICcond.R

Description

Computation of the Conditional Akaike Information Criterion (AICcond) for a joint model estimated by JointMult function

Usage

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AICcond(model, Y, D, data, var.time, RE = "block-diag", BM = "diag", B,
  posfix, breaks = NULL, delayed = TRUE)

Arguments

model

a JointMult model

Y

a list of multlcmm objects

D

a list of two-sided formula defining the event part of the model

data

data.frame containing the observations and variables

var.time

a character vector indicating the name of the time variables

RE

an indicator of the random effect structure between dimensions

BM

an indicator of the correlation of the Brownian motions

B

vector containing initial values for the parameters

posfix

optional vector specifying the indices in vector B of the parameters that are not estimated

breaks

optional vector specifying the break points in the case where the event time is discretized

delayed

logical vector indicating if delayed entry should be accounted for

Value

A list containing :

AICcond

the conditional Akaike Information Criterion

vrais2i

a vector containing individual contributions to the conditional and total log-likelihood

npm

the number of estimated parameters for the joint model

npmtot

a vector containing the number of estimated parameters of each longitudinal submodel

Author(s)

Tiphaine Saulnier, Cecile Proust-Lima and Viviane Philipps

References

Zhang et al, Assessing model fit in joint models of longitudinal and survival data with applications to cancer clinical trials. Statistics in medicine 2014 vol. 33, no 27, p. 4715-4733.


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