makeDataList: generate data.frame to be used in survtmle package
In wilsoncai1992/onestep.survival: One-step TMLE for survival analysis
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
View source: R/initial_SL_fit.R
Description
generate data.frame to be used in survtmle package
Usage
1
makeDataList(dat, J, nZ, Z, t0, bounds = NULL)
Arguments
dat
a data.frame with columns named:
id = unique subject id
T.tilde = (possibly censored) failure time
Delta.J= (possible censored) failure type – can set all to 1 if no censoring
Z = binary treatment indicator
W = other columns for baseline variables
J
the unique positive values of dat$Delta.J (set J=1 if only one type of failure)
nZ
set to length of unique(dat$Z)
Z
the treatment values that are of interest (e.g., Z=c(0,1))
t0
the time point you eventually want predictions at
bounds
just leave NULL
Examples
1
# TO DO
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
View source: R/initial_SL_fit.R
Description
generate data.frame to be used in survtmle package
Usage
1 | makeDataList(dat, J, nZ, Z, t0, bounds = NULL)
|
Arguments
dat |
a data.frame with columns named: id = unique subject id T.tilde = (possibly censored) failure time Delta.J= (possible censored) failure type – can set all to 1 if no censoring Z = binary treatment indicator W = other columns for baseline variables |
J |
the unique positive values of dat$Delta.J (set J=1 if only one type of failure) |
nZ |
set to length of unique(dat$Z) |
Z |
the treatment values that are of interest (e.g., Z=c(0,1)) |
t0 |
the time point you eventually want predictions at |
bounds |
just leave NULL |
Examples
1 | # TO DO
|
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