View source: R/psrwe_survlrk.R
psrwe_survlrk | R Documentation |
Log-rank test evaluates two-arm RCT for up to a given time point. Variance can be estimated by Jackknife methods. Apply to the case when there is only one external data source and two-arm RCT.
psrwe_survlrk(
dta_psbor,
pred_tp,
v_time = "time",
v_event = "event",
stderr_method = c("naive", "jk", "sjk", "cjk", "sbs", "cbs", "none"),
n_bootstrap = 200,
...
)
dta_psbor |
A class |
pred_tp |
A numeric value corresponding to time of interest (e.g., 365 days or 1 year) |
v_time |
Column name corresponding to event time |
v_event |
Column name corresponding to event status |
stderr_method |
Method for computing StdErr (see Details) |
n_bootstrap |
Number of bootstrap samples (for bootstrap stderr) |
... |
Additional Parameters |
stderr_method
includes naive
as default which
mostly follows Greenwood formula,
jk
using Jackknife method within each stratum,
sjk
using simple Jackknife method for combined estimates
such as point estimates in single arm or treatment effects in RCT, or
cjk
for complex Jackknife method including refitting PS model,
matching, trimming, calculating borrowing parameters, and
combining overall estimates.
Note that sjk
may take a while longer to finish and
cjk
will take even much longer to finish.
The sbs
and cbs
is for simple and complex Bootstrap
methods.
A data frame with class name PSRWE_RST_TESTANA
.
It contains the test statistics of each stratum as well as the
Jackknife estimation. The results can be further
summarized by its S3 method summary
.
The results can be also analyzed by psrwe_outana
for outcome
analysis and inference.
data(ex_dta_rct)
dta_ps_rct <- psrwe_est(ex_dta_rct,
v_covs = paste("V", 1:7, sep = ""),
v_grp = "Group", cur_grp_level = "current",
v_arm = "Arm", ctl_arm_level = "control",
ps_method = "logistic", nstrata = 5,
stra_ctl_only = FALSE)
ps_bor_rct <- psrwe_borrow(dta_ps_rct, total_borrow = 30)
rst_lrk <- psrwe_survlrk(ps_bor_rct,
pred_tp = 365,
v_time = "Y_Surv",
v_event = "Status")
rst_lrk
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