Open JianWang2016 opened 1 year ago
Hi Jian,
You are right, the box shouldn't be drawn if the text is missing. I will fix that. Thank you for reporting this.
Alim, Thanks so much for your prompt feedback.
Hi Jian,
I have fixed this now and you can install the GitHub version. Plot below will work and hope this is what you want.
g <- add_box(txt = c("Study 1 (n=8)", "Study 2 (n=12)"))
g <- add_box(g, txt = "Included All (n=20)")
g <- add_side_box(g, txt = "Excluded (n=7):\n\u2022 MRI not collected (n=3)")
g <- add_box(g, txt = "Randomised")
g <- add_split(g, txt = c("Arm A (n=143)", "Arm B (n=142)"))
g <- add_side_box(g, txt = c("", "Exclude (n=3"))
g <- add_box(g, txt = c("", "From Arm B"))
g <- add_box(g, txt = c("This is it", "From Arm B"))
plot(g, grViz = TRUE)
This is fantastic!
Two comments:
1) It would be great if the edge from "Arm A" to "This is it" is shortened to reflect earlier ending.
2) Anyway to apply add_side_box from "Randomised" to each or selected spitted boxes as following,
g <- add_box(txt = c("Study 1 (n=8)", "Study 2 (n=12)"))
g <- add_box(g, txt = "Included All (n=20)")
g <- add_side_box(g, txt = "Excluded (n=7):\n\u2022 MRI not collected (n=3)")
g <- add_box(g, txt = "Randomised")
g <- add_side_box(g, txt = c("", "Exclude prior to split (n=2"))
g <- add_split(g, txt = c("Arm A (n=143)", "Arm B (n=142)"))
g <- add_side_box(g, txt = c("", "Exclude (n=3"))
g <- add_box(g, txt = c("", "From Arm B"))
g <- add_box(g, txt = c("This is it", "From Arm B"))
plot(g, grViz = TRUE)
The first comment is something I can consider. But I don't understand the second one. Why do you want to add a side box just before splitting and after randomization? Shouldn't that already randomized to an arm and exclude it from the corresponding arms instead of before the arms?
For the first quesiton, you can do the following:
g <- add_box(txt = c("Study 1 (n=8)", "Study 2 (n=12)"))
g <- add_box(g, txt = "Included All (n=20)")
g <- add_side_box(g, txt = "Excluded (n=7):\n\u2022 MRI not collected (n=3)")
g <- add_box(g, txt = "Randomised")
g <- add_split(g, txt = c("Arm A (n=143)", "Arm B (n=142)"))
g <- add_side_box(g, txt = c("", "Exclude (n=3"))
g <- add_box(g, txt = c("", "From Arm B"))
plot(g, grViz = TRUE)
Dear Alim,
Is there a way to only add side box to one of splitted boxes? In the code below, I don't need to add side box to Arm A.
g <- add_box(txt = c("Study 1 (n=8)", "Study 2 (n=12)")) g <- add_box(g, txt = "Included All (n=20)") g <- add_side_box(g, txt = "Excluded (n=7):\n\u2022 MRI not collected (n=3)") g <- add_box(g, txt = "Randomised") g <- add_split(g, txt = c("Arm A (n=143)", "Arm B (n=142)")) g <- add_side_box(g, txt = c(" ", "Exclude (n=3")) g <- add_box(g, txt = c("From Arm A", "From Arm B")) plot(g, grViz = TRUE)
I also wish to stop earlier in one of the arm, e.g. Arm A, and only continue on the Arm B. How could I achieve that?
g <- add_box(txt = c("Study 1 (n=8)", "Study 2 (n=12)")) g <- add_box(g, txt = "Included All (n=20)") g <- add_side_box(g, txt = "Excluded (n=7):\n\u2022 MRI not collected (n=3)") g <- add_box(g, txt = "Randomised") g <- add_split(g, txt = c("Arm A (n=143)", "Arm B (n=142)")) g <- add_side_box(g, txt = "Exclude (n=3)") g <- add_box(g, txt = "From Arm B") plot(g, grViz = TRUE)