varHaz.fixed: Upgrade the varHaz object
In hputter/mstate: Data Preparation, Estimation and Prediction in Multi-State Models
varHaz.fixed R Documentation
Upgrade the varHaz object
Description
A function that upgrades varHaz from the msfit object where the variances are
estimated using the Greenwood estimator; it is further assumed that variances for the population
hazards are equal to zero.
Usage
varHaz.fixed(varHaz, link_trans, varHaz_original)
Arguments
varHaz
The varHaz object (present in a msfit object).
link_trans
A list that gives the linkage between the original and upgraded
transition matrix.
varHaz_original
The original varHaz object from msfit (without the eventual time conversion).
Value
Return the upgraded varHaz object containing variances for the split transitions.
Author(s)
Damjan Manevski damjan.manevski@mf.uni-lj.si
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Upgrade the varHaz object
Description
A function that upgrades varHaz from the msfit object where the variances are estimated using the Greenwood estimator; it is further assumed that variances for the population hazards are equal to zero.
Usage
varHaz.fixed(varHaz, link_trans, varHaz_original)
Arguments
varHaz |
The varHaz object (present in a msfit object). |
link_trans |
A list that gives the linkage between the original and upgraded transition matrix. |
varHaz_original |
The original varHaz object from msfit (without the eventual time conversion). |
Value
Return the upgraded varHaz object containing variances for the split transitions.
Author(s)
Damjan Manevski damjan.manevski@mf.uni-lj.si
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