## Input Data
###############
# rho - specifies the value of rho in the G-rho test (Harrington and Fleming, 1982).
# rho = 0 gives the logrank test, and rho = 1 the Peto-Peto Wilcoxon test
#(and rho = -1 the test discussed by Gray and Tsiatis, 1989).
rho = 0
numreps = 500
##cureobs - probability of cure on the observation arm of the study
cureobs = .359
##curerx - probability of cure on the treatment arm of the study
curerx = .459
##medobs - median survival among the non-cured on observation
medobs = .747
##medrx - median survival among the non-cured on treatment
medrx = .859
##acrate - rate at which patients accrue, combined over both
##observation and treatment arms of the study
acrate = 232
##probrx - probability of assignment to the treatment arm
probrx = .5
##actime - accrual duration
actime = c(3.3, 3.5, 3.8);
##futime - follow-up duration
futime = c(2.0, 2.5)
##info - vector of information times for the interim looks
##must be an increasing sequence in (0,1]
info = c( .35, .61, .86, 1.0)
##crits - vector of critical values corresponding to the
##interim analysis time points specified in info
crits = c(3.6128, 2.6506, 2.1894, 2.0536)
#############################################################
### Log-rank test: rho=0 (default)
mycr<-curerate(rho,numreps,cureobs,curerx,medobs,medrx,acrate,
probrx,actime,futime,info,crits)
mycr ### (*)
show(mycr) ### same as above
showcr(mycr) ### same as above
showcr(mycr,full.result=TRUE)
showcr(mycr,indac=2,indfu=1)
showcr(mycr,indac=2:3,indfu=2:1)
showcr(mycr,indac=c(1,3),indfu=2)
show(mycr) ### same as (*) above
showcr(mycr) ### same as above
mycr ### same as above
### Peto & Peto modification of the Gehan-Wilcoxon test: rho=1
rho=1
mycr<-curerate(rho,numreps,cureobs,curerx,medobs,medrx,acrate,
probrx,actime,futime,info,crits)
mycr
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