Plot method for a MarkovTest object
Plot method for an object of class 'MarkovTest'. It plots the trace of the
log-rank statistics provided by MarkovTest
.
## S3 method for class 'MarkovTest' plot( x, y, what = c("states", "overall"), idx = NULL, quantiles = TRUE, qsup, states, xlab, ylab, main, ... )
x |
Object of class 'MarkovTest' |
y |
The grid at which |
what |
Choose "states" for plotting state-specific traces, and "overall" for the overall chi-squared trace |
idx |
Vector of indices of wild bootstrap traces to plot |
quantiles |
Boolean whether or not to plot the 2.5 and 97.5 percent
quantiles, default is |
qsup |
The index of the function in either |
states |
Number of the qualifying state(s) to plot trace for |
xlab |
Text for x-axis label |
ylab |
Text for y-axis label |
main |
Text for title (main) |
... |
Further arguments to plot |
No return value
Hein Putter H.Putter@lumc.nl
## Not run: # Example provided by the prothrombin data data("prothr") # Apply Markov test to grid of monthly time points over the first 7.5 years year <- 365.25 month <- year / 12 grid <- month * (1:90) # Markov test for transition 1 (wild bootstrap based on 100 replications) MT <- MarkovTest(prothr, id = "id", transition = 1, grid = grid, B = 100) plot(MT, grid, what="states", idx=1:50, states=rownames(attr(prothr, "trans")), xlab="Days since randomisation", ylab="Log-rank test statistic", main="Transition Normal -> Low") plot(MT, grid,what="overall", idx=1:50, xlab="Days since randomisation", ylab="Chi-square test statistic", main="Transition Normal -> Low") plot(MT, grid, what="states", quantiles=FALSE) # only trace plot(MT, grid, what="states") # trace plus quantiles (default) plot(MT, grid, what="states", idx=1:10) # trace plus quantiles, plus first 10 bootstrap traces plot(MT, grid, what="overall", quantiles=FALSE) # only trace plot(MT, grid, what="overall") # trace plus quantiles (default) plot(MT, grid, what="overall", idx=1:10) # trace plus quantiles, plus first 10 bootstrap traces ## End(Not run)
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