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event (version 1.1.1)

plot.intensity: Plot Intensity Functions

Description

Plot the empirical intensity curve for given times between events.

Usage

# S3 method for intensity
plot(x, ...)
# S3 method for default
plot.intensity(x, censor=1, group=1, colour=TRUE, mix=1,
	ylim=c(0,1), ylab="p", xlab="Time",
	main="Empirical Hazard Function(s)", ...)

Arguments

censor

Vector of censoring indicators corresponding to the vector of times or to the last time in each vector of a list.

group

Vector indicating to which group each individual belongs.

colour

Use a different colour for each curve.

x

An object produced by km for plot.intensity; for plot.intensity.default it is times (Vector of times to events or a list of vectors of such times for different individuals.) These changes were made for S3 methods compatability.

mix

...

main

Plotting control options.

ylab

Plotting control options.

xlab

Plotting control options.

ylim

Plotting control options.

...

Plotting control options.

See Also

km, plot.surv

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
surv <- rgamma(40,2,scale=5)
cens <- rbinom(40,1,0.9)
treat <- gl(2,20)
plot(km(surv, cens, group=treat), main="",xlab="Months",
	ylab="Probability of deterioration")
plot.dist(km(surv, cens, group=treat))
plot.intensity(km(surv, cens, group=treat),ylab="Risk of deterioration")
# }

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