find_LME_risk_set: Find the risk set for a landmark model (LME)

In isobelbarrott/Landmarking: Analysis using Landmark Models

Find the risk set for a landmark model (LME)

Description

This function is a helper function for fit_LME_landmark.

Usage

find_LME_risk_set(
  data_long,
  x_L,
  x_hor,
  predictors_LME,
  predictors_LME_time,
  responses_LME,
  responses_LME_time,
  individual_id,
  event_time,
  event_status
)

Arguments

data_long	Data frame in long format i.e. there may be more than one row per individual
x_L	Numeric specifying the landmark time(s)
x_hor	Numeric specifying the horizon time(s)
predictors_LME	Vector of character strings specifying the column names in data_long which correspond to the predictor variables in the LME model
predictors_LME_time	Vector of character strings specifying the column names in data_long which contains the time at which the predictor variables were recorded. This should either be length 1 or the same length as predictors_LME. In the latter case the order of elements must correspond to the order of elements in predictors_LME.
responses_LME	Vector of character strings specifying the column names in data_long which correspond to the response variables in the LME model
responses_LME_time	Vector of character strings specifying the column names in data_long which contain the times at which response variables were recorded. This should either be length 1 or the same length as responses_LME. In the latter case the order of elements must correspond to the order of elements in responses_LME.
individual_id	Character string specifying the column name in data_long which contains the individual identifiers
event_time	Character string specifying the column name in data_long which contains the event time
event_status	Character string specifying the column name in data_long which contains the event status (where 0=censoring, 1=event of interest, if there are competing events these are labelled 2 or above).

Details

This function finds the risk set for each of landmark times in x_L. This means that each of the individuals has a LME value for all predictors_LME at the landmark time and has not experienced an event up to (and including) the landmark time.

Value

List with elements corresponding to each landmark time in x_L. Each element is a data frame, containing only those individuals in the risk set at each of the landmark times x_L.

Author(s)

Isobel Barrott [e-mail]

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