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crr.fit
caused by extracting column when input data set is a tibble
(#1)QHScrnomo::prostate.dat
) instead of using the data()
functionrms
is now the only package that QHScrnomo
“Depends” on (i.e., it will be loaded when this package is loaded)cmprsk
and Hmisc
have been moved to the “Imports” field and are accessed internally with the pkg::func
format. Therefore, users should not expect these packages to load with QHScrnomo
(though they are required to be installed).sas.cmprsk
to print the base failure probability (1 - exp(-cumsum(f$bfitj)
) when the time
argument is used instead of the survival probability (exp(-cumsum(f$bfitj)
)pred.crr
function from the package. This function was not previously exported or used, and was highly duplicative of predict.cmprsk
. Nevertheless, it is no longer in the package.addOffset4ModelFrame
, nomo2.crr
, pred2.crr
, pred3.crr
, predictDesign
)failcode
in pred.ci
to failcode=1
to match cmprsk::crr
and QHScrnomo::crr.fit
time
in tenf.crr
and predict.crr
to time=NULL
; also set default arguments for g
, cuts
, xlab
, ylab
arguments in groupci
trace
argument to tenf.crr
to optionally trace the process in the console. It still does it by default, but previously it always traced it with no option to turn it off.groupci
, the ci
argument allows the user to control whether we work on the scale of survival or failure (default) probabilities. When the argument was set to FALSE
, this would apply a 1-value
operation to both the within-group cumulative incidence estimate (to convert to survival) and the group-level mean (of x
). However, x
is supposed to be an arbitrary continuous variable that we can assess calibration for, not necessarily a probability. Therefore, the change made in this version is to only apply the 1-value
transformation to the within-group cumulative incidence and not the group level mean for x
.
x
, simply pass 1-x
into the function call.a
and b
arguments (for the intercept and slope, respectively), as well as ab
, xlim
, and ylim
arguments to adjust the graph accordingly.predict.cmprsk
, sas.cmprsk
, pred.ci
, tenf.crr
, groupci
, nomogram.crr
testthat
oldUnclass
utility (internal) function. It’s definition was function(x) unclass(x)
, so we just use unclass(x)
instead.groupci
, the user is now able to supply xlab = ""
as an argument. Also removed the usage of single
in the function definition in favor of double
as the former is only to be used in the context of .C/.Fortran
(per documentation), which is not the case here.nomogram.crr
, changed some arguments:
NULL
default for failtime
to make it more clear that this is a required argumentnomogram.crr
and nomogram.mk6
. Moved short utility functions to be housed in R/nomogram.R
directly (nomo2.crr
, is.category
, getOldDesign
, Design.levels
, value.chk
, axisf
)
R/
for Getlim
, predictDesign
(contains addOffset4ModelFrame
), Varcov
Adding historical change-tracking here that was included in the previous version’s NEWS file (2.2.0) (in reverse order), but in a Markdown-friendly format:
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