Usage
hazard.ratio.plot(x, Srv, which, times=, e=30, subset,
conf.int=.95, legendloc=NULL, smooth=TRUE, pr=FALSE, pl=TRUE,
add=FALSE, ylim, cex=.5, xlab="t", ylab, antilog=FALSE, ...)
Arguments
x
a vector or matrix of predictors
which
a vector of column numbers of x
for which to estimate hazard
ratios across time and make plots.
The default is to do so for all predictors. Whenever
one predictor is displayed, all other predictors in the x
matrix
are adjusted f
times
optional vector of time interval endpoints.
Example: times=c(1,2,3)
uses intervals [0,1), [1,2), [2,3), [3+)
.
If times is omitted, uses intervals containing e
events
e
number of events per time interval if times not given
subset
vector used for subsetting the entire analysis,
e.g. subset=sex=="female"
conf.int
confidence interval coverage
legendloc
location for legend. Omit to use mouse, "none"
for none,
"ll"
for lower left of graph, or actual x and y coordinates (e.g.
c(2,3)
)
smooth
also plot the super--smoothed version of the log hazard ratios
pr
defaults to FALSE
to suppress printing of individual Cox fits
pl
defaults to TRUE
to plot results
add
add this plot to an already existing plot
ylim
vector of y
-axis limits. Default is computed to include confidence bands.
cex
character size for legend information, default is 0.5
xlab
label for x
-axis, default is "t"
ylab
label for y
-axis, default is "Log Hazard Ratio"
or "Hazard Ratio"
,
depending on antilog
.
antilog
default is FALSE
. Set to TRUE
to plot anti-log, i.e., hazard ratio.
...
optional graphical parameters