cr_plot | R Documentation |
cr_plot()
visualizes the clinical relevance of covariate effects.
cr_plot(
runno,
effect_size = 0.2,
width = 0.95,
type = "lattice",
adjust = 1,
n = 10000,
...
)
runno |
A run number or model name. |
effect_size |
The effect size needed for clinical relevance. Default is 0.2. |
width |
Size of the interval of the posterior distribution of covariate effects. Defaults to 0.95, or 95%. |
type |
Plotting library to use. Either "lattice" (the default) or "ggplot". |
adjust |
Passed to |
n |
Number of samples to draw from the normal distribution for bootstrapping parameter estimates. |
... |
Unquoted expressions representing covariate relations; see example. |
Using the variance-covariance matrix together with parameter estimates,
cr_plot()
displays the posterior distributions of covariate effects
relative to the range of clinical importance.
No return value, called for side effects
Hwi-yeol (Thomas) Yun, Sandy Floren
## Not run:
# WT on V, WAZ on F1, FORMULATION on KA
cr_plot(27, VWT = 1 + THETA(12), WAZF1 = 1 + THETA(11),
KAFORMULATION = 1 + THETA(9))
## End(Not run)
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