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Cprob (version 1.2.2)

plot.cpf: Plot method for cpf objects

Description

A plot of conditional probability curves is produced, one for each strata. Pointwise confidence intervals and legend can also be displayed

Usage

## S3 method for class 'cpf':
plot(x, conf.int = FALSE, mark.time = FALSE, mark = 3,
     col = 1, lty, ci.lty = 3, xlim, ylim = c(0, 1),
     xlab = "", ylab = "", bty = "n", legend = TRUE, 
     curvlab = NULL, legend.pos = NULL,
     legend.bty = "n", ...)

Arguments

x
An object of class cpf
conf.int
A logical indicating whether to plot a pointwise confidence interval. Default is FALSE
mark.time
Controls the labelling of the curves. If set to TRUE, then the curves are marked at each occurrence of a competing event
mark
Mark parameter which will be used to label the curve. The same as pch
col
Vector of colours for the curves
lty
Vector of integers specifying the line types
ci.lty
A vector of integer controlling the line types for the pointwise confidence intervals
xlim
x-axis limits for the plot area. Default is c(0, 1)
ylim
y-axis limits for the plot area
xlab
x-axis label
ylab
y-axis label
bty
see par
legend
Whether or nor draw a legend. Default is TRUE
curvlab
Text for legend
legend.pos
Position for the legend. Default is the upper left corner
legend.bty
Box type. See legend
...
Further arguments for plot

Value

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See Also

par, cpf

Examples

Run this code
data(mgus)
mgus$A <- ifelse(mgus$age < 64, 0, 1)

fit <- cpf(Hist(time, ev)~A, mgus)

plot(fit, curvlab = c("Age < 64", "Age >= 64"),
     main = "Conditional Probability of Cancer", xlab = "Years")

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