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Produces plots that provide a graphical representation of trial- and/or individual-level surrogacy (R2_ht and R2_hInd per cluster) based on the Information-Theoretic approach of Alonso & Molenberghs (2007).
# S3 method for SurvSurv
plot(x, Trial.Level=TRUE, Weighted=TRUE,
Indiv.Level.By.Trial=TRUE, Xlab.Indiv, Ylab.Indiv, Xlab.Trial,
Ylab.Trial, Main.Trial, Main.Indiv,
Par=par(oma=c(0, 0, 0, 0), mar=c(5.1, 4.1, 4.1, 2.1)), ...)
An object of class FixedBinBinIT
.
Logical. If Trial.Level=TRUE
, a plot of the trial-specific treatment effects on the true endpoint against the trial-specific treatment effect on the surrogate endpoints is provided (as a graphical representation of TRUE
.
Logical. This argument only has effect when the user requests a trial-level surrogacy plot (i.e., when Trial.Level=TRUE
in the function call). If Weighted=TRUE
, the circles that depict the trial-specific treatment effects on the true endpoint against the surrogate endpoint are proportional to the number of patients in the trial. If Weighted=FALSE
, all circles have the same size. Default TRUE
.
Logical. If Indiv.Level.By.Trial=TRUE
, a plot that shows the estimated TRUE
.
The legend of the X-axis of the plot that depicts the estimated
The legend of the Y-axis of the plot that shows the estimated
The legend of the X-axis of the plot that depicts trial-level surrogacy. Default "Treatment effect on the surrogate endpoint (
The legend of the Y-axis of the plot that depicts trial-level surrogacy. Default "Treatment effect on the true endpoint (
The title of the plot that depicts individual-level surrogacy. Default "Individual-level surrogacy".
The title of the plot that depicts trial-level surrogacy. Default "Trial-level surrogacy".
Graphical parameters for the plot. Default par(oma=c(0, 0, 0, 0), mar=c(5.1, 4.1, 4.1, 2.1))
.
Extra graphical parameters to be passed to plot()
.
Wim Van der Elst, Ariel Alonso, & Geert Molenberghs
Alonso, A, & Molenberghs, G. (2007). Surrogate marker evaluation from an information theory perspective. Biometrics, 63, 180-186.
SurvSurv
# Open Ovarian dataset
data(Ovarian)
# Conduct analysis
Fit <- SurvSurv(Dataset = Ovarian, Surr = Pfs, SurrCens = PfsInd,
True = Surv, TrueCens = SurvInd, Treat = Treat,
Trial.ID = Center, Alpha=.05)
# Examine results
summary(Fit)
plot(Fit, Trial.Level = FALSE, Indiv.Level.By.Trial=TRUE)
plot(Fit, Trial.Level = TRUE, Indiv.Level.By.Trial=FALSE)
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