plot.enbs: Produces a graphic that considers the cost-effectiveness of a...

In annaheath/EVSI: EVSI: Calculating the Expected Value of Sample Information

Produces a graphic that considers the cost-effectiveness of a single future trial for different Time Horizons for the treatment and incidence population INPUTS:

Description

Produces a graphic that considers the cost-effectiveness of a single future trial for different Time Horizons for the treatment and incidence population INPUTS:

Usage

## S3 method for class 'enbs'
plot(evsi, setup, pp, prob = NULL, Pop = 10000,
  Time = 10, Dis = 0.035, wtp = NULL, N = NULL,
  pos = c("bottomright"))

Arguments

evsi	An evsi object.
setup	Gives the minimum and maximum possible setup costs of the trial.
pp	Gives the minimum and maxiumum possible per person costs of the trial.
prob	The credible interval bounds that you would like plotted. By default the CI intervals.
Pop	The number of people benefitting from the treatment.
Time	The minimum and maximum possible values for the time horizon of the treatment.
Dis	The discount rate for future studies, based on NICE guidelines.
wtp	The willingness to pay value that this analysis is being undetaken for. If NULL then the function will automatically select the central wtp to default in BCEA will be 25000
N	The sample sizes for which we want to consider the ENBS. If NULL taken as all the sample sizes that the EVSI has been calculated for.
pos	The position where the legend will be printed in the resulting graph.

Value

A graphic that gives the ENBS for the range of N values given.

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