Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Computes the predicted survival function for a model fitted by (lple).
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formula |
a fitted model from (lple) fit |
se.fit |
a logical value indicating whether standard errors shall be computed. Default is TRUE |
conf.int |
The level for a two-sided confidence interval on the survival curve. Default is 0.95 |
... |
other arguments to the specific method |
survfit.lple is called to compuate baseline survival function from the lple model lple
.
The default method, survfit has its own help page. Use methods("survfit") to get all the methods for the survfit generic.
survfit.lple returns a list of predicted baseline survival function, cumulative hazard function and residuals.
surv |
Predicted baseline survival function when beta(w) = 0. |
cumhaz |
Baseline cumulative hazard function, -log(surv). |
hazard |
Baseline hazard function. |
varhaz |
Variance of the baseline hazard. |
residuals |
Martingale residuals of the (lple) model. |
std.err |
Standard error for the cumulative hazard function, if se.fit = TRUE. |
See survfit
for more detail about other output values such as upper, lower, conf.type.
Confidence interval is based on log-transformation of survival function.
Bingshu E. Chen
The default method for survfit survfit
,
#survfit.lple
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# survfit(fit, se.fit = FALSE)
#
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