Poly-3- adjusted point and variance estimates for long term carcinogenicity data if data are given as a numeric time vector, a logical status vector and a factor containing a grouping variable
poly3estf(time, status, tmax=NULL, f, method = "BP", k=NULL)
a numeric vector of times of death of the individuals
a logical (or numeric, consisting of 0,1 only) vector giving the tumour status at time of death of each individual, where TRUE (1) = tumour present, FALSE (0) = no tumour present
a single numeric value, the time of sacrifice in the trial, or the last last time of death, defaults to the maximal value observed in time
a factor of the same length as time, status, giving the levels of a grouping variable in a one-way layout
a single charcter string, specifying the method for adjustment, with options: "BP" (Bailer Portier: assuming poly-3-adjusted rates are binomial variables), "BW" (Bieler, Williams: delta method as in Bieler-Williams (1993)) "ADD1" (as Bailer Portier, including an add1-adjustment on the raw tumour rates) "ADD2" (as Bailer Portier, including an add2-adjustment on the raw tumour rates following Agresti Caffo (2000) for binomials)
a single numeric value, the exponent to calculate survival adjusted proportions according to Bailer and Portier (1988), defaults to 3
A list containing:
a numeric vector, groupwise number of tumours
a numeric vector, groupwise number of individuals
a numeric vector, groupwise poly-3-adjusted rates according to Bailer, Portier (1988)
a numeric vector of poly-3-adjusted weights
a numeric vector, groupwise poly-3-adjusted rate (according to method)
adjusted n (sum of weights)
a numeric vector, groupwise variance estimate (according to method)
a numeric vector, groupwise variance estimate, if necessary corrected such that estimates of 0 can not occur
a character vector, the levels of the grouping variable f
a single numeric value, as input
For internal use.
See poly3est
# NOT RUN {
data(bronch)
poly3estf(status=bronch$Y, time=bronch$time, f=bronch$group, k=3)
poly3estf(status=bronch$Y, time=bronch$time, f=bronch$group, k=5)
# }
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