Closed tdhock closed 8 years ago
Hey @anujkhare would it be possible to stop with an error when the upper limit is in less than the lower limit? For example
data(ovarian) X <- with(ovarian, cbind(age=age, residual.disease=resid.ds-1, treatment=rx-1, ecog.ps=ecog.ps-1)) y_l <- ovarian$futime y_r <- ovarian$futime-1 y_r[ovarian$fustat == 0] <- NA y_surv <- log(cbind(y_l, y_r)) fit <- iregnet(X, y_surv, family="gaussian")
I see we have fit$error_status==1 but it would also be nice to stop with an error that tells the user that there is a problem with the outputs.
fit$error_status==1
Hey @anujkhare would it be possible to stop with an error when the upper limit is in less than the lower limit? For example
I see we have
fit$error_status==1
but it would also be nice to stop with an error that tells the user that there is a problem with the outputs.