ceaf: Cost-Effectiveness Acceptability Curves (CEAC) and Frontier...

In feralaes/dampack: Package with useful decision-analytic modeling tools

Cost-Effectiveness Acceptability Curves (CEAC) and Frontier (CEAF)

Description

ceaf is used to compute and plot the cost-effectiveness acceptability curves (CEAC) and frontier (CEAF) from a probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) dataset.

Usage

ceaf(v.wtp, strategies = NULL, m.e, m.c, currency = "$", ceaf.out = FALSE)

Arguments

v.wtp	Numeric vector with willingness-to-pay (WTP) thresholds
strategies	String vector with the name of the strategies
m.e	Matrix of effectiveness. Each column corresponds to a vector of effectiveness.
m.c	Matrix of costs. Each column corresponds to a vector of costs.
currency	Currency used in ceaf plot.
ceaf.out	Logical variable indicating if ceaf data frame should be returned.

Value

df.ceaf A melted data frame with each strategy's probability of being cost-effective at each WTP threshold.

gg.ceaf A ggplot object with each strategy's probability of being cost-effective at each WTP threshold.

Details

ceaf computes the probability of each of the strategies being cost-effective at each v.wtp threshold.

Examples

# Load PSA dataset
data(psa)
# Name of strategies
strategies <- c("Chemo", "Radio", "Surgery")
# Vector of WTP thresholds
v.wtp <- seq(1000, 150000, by = 10000)
# Matrix of costs
m.c <- psa[, c(2, 4, 6)]
# Matrix of effectiveness
m.e <- psa[, c(3, 5, 7)]
out <- ceaf(v.wtp = v.wtp, strategies = strategies, 
            m.e = m.e , m.c = m.c,
            ceaf.out = TRUE)

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