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A simulated dataset containing a single continuous longitudinal outcome and a single survival outcome, with data available from 5 studies.
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A list of three objects:
longitudinal
A list of long format longitudinal datasets one for each of the 5 studies included in the dataset. Each of these datasets contains the following variables:
id
long version of the id variable for the data. Identical ids between the longitudinal and the survival datasets identify the same individual
Y
a continuous longitudinal outcome
time
the longitudinal time variable
study
a long version of the study membership indicator
intercept
a long version of the intercept, always takes a value of 1
treat
a long version of the binary treatment group indicator
ltime
a duplicate of the longitudinal time variable, duplicated as part of the longitudinal data simulation process
survival
A list of survival datasets, one for each of the 5 studies included in the dataset. Each of these datasets contains the following variables:
id
the id variable for the data. Identical ids between the longitudinal and the survival datasets identify the same individual
survtime
the survival time for each individual at which they experienced the event or were censored. This is on the same scale as the longitudinal time measurements.
cens
censoring indicator for the survival data where 1 indicates an event and 0 indicates censoring
study
study membership indicator
treat
binary treatment group indicator
percentevent
A list of the percentage of events experienced in each datasets. The first element contains the percentage of events observed for the first simulated study and so on.
This is a simulated dataset generated using the
simjointmeta
function using the following function call:
simdat<-simjointmeta(k = 5, n = rep(500, 5), sepassoc = FALSE, ntms
= 5, longmeasuretimes = c(0, 1, 2, 3, 4), beta1 = c(1, 2, 3), beta2 = 3,
rand_ind = 'intslope', rand_stud = 'inttreat', gamma_ind = 1, gamma_stud =
1, sigb_ind = matrix(c(1,0.5,0.5,1.5),nrow=2), sigb_stud =
matrix(c(1,0.5,0.5,1.5),nrow=2), vare = 0.01, theta0 = -3, theta1 = 1,
censoring = TRUE, censlam = exp(-3), truncation = TRUE, trunctime = 6)
Note that this will not give you identical data to that held in
simdat
due to the differences in starting seed.
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