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Plot(s) of the hazard, density, cumulative hazards, and/or the survivor function(s) for each stratum.
# S3 method for phreg
plot(x, fn = c("haz", "cum", "den", "sur"), main = NULL,
xlim = NULL, ylim = NULL, xlab = "Duration", ylab = "", col, lty,
printLegend = TRUE, new.data = NULL, …)
A phreg
object
Which functions shoud be plotted! Default is all. They
will scroll by, so you have to take care explicitely what you want
to be produced. See, eg, par(mfrow = ...)
Header for the plot
x limits
y limits
x label
y label
Color(s) for the curves. Defaults to black.
Line type for the curve(s). Defaults to 1:(No. of strata).
Logical, or character ("topleft", "bottomleft",
"topright" or "bottomright"); if TRUE
or character, a legend is
added to the
plot if the number of strata is two or more.
Now deprecated; reference hazard is given by the fit; either zero or the means all covariates, and (always) the reference category for factors.
Extra parameters passed to 'plot' and 'lines'.
No return value.
# NOT RUN {
y <- rllogis(40, shape = 1, scale = 1)
x <- rep(c(1,1,2,2), 10)
fit <- phreg(Surv(y, rep(1, 40)) ~ x, dist = "loglogistic")
plot(fit)
# }
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