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simIDM 0.1.0

New Features

• estimateParams estimates parameters of exponential and Weibull transition hazards using maximum likelihood for a given data set after using prepareData.
• corTrans calculates the correlation between PFS and OS for a given set of transition hazards, and corPFSOS estimates this correlation for a given data set, optionally with a bootstrap based confidence interval.

Bug Fixes

• ExpSurvOS now returns 0 instead of NaN for large values of t.
• WeibSurvOS now does not return an error for large values of t.
• PWCSurvOS now does not return an error for large values of t. It also no longer returns values larger than 1. It is significantly faster, based on a closed form calculation instead of numerical integration.
• getSimulatedData now also works when there are no transitions from progression to death, similarly for getOneClinicalTrial (which now warns if there are no such transitions at all).

Miscellaneous

• PwcOSInt, integrateVector, WeibOSInteg are no longer exported, and only used internally.
• Renamed piecewise constant hazards function to getPWCHazard (previously getPCWHazard).

simIDM 0.0.5

• First CRAN version of the package.
• The package simulates illness-death models with constant, Weibull or piecewise constant transition hazards.

New Features

• Exponentially, Weibull and piecewise exponentially distributed survival times.
• Random censoring and event-driven censoring after a pre-specified number of PFS or OS events.
• Arbitrary number of treatment arms and flexible randomization ratio.
• Staggered study entry.
• Derivation of PFS and OS survival functions from transition hazards.

These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.