Open chelseadickens opened 1 month ago
Dear @chelseadickens , hope you are well. Could you please repost the question to the StackOverflow, and nest-tern and nest-rtables. Thanks! We will be able to track the answers there.
Hi @shajoezhu, thanks for the reply. Hope you are well also. I tried posting to StackOverflow and tagging nest-tern and nest-rtables. However, nest-tern is not a current tag and requires 1500 reputation to create a new tag. In addition, I'm not able to upload the images supplied in my GitHub issue, as that requires 10 reputation to include images, so I tried removing the image. Then went to add the nest-tern tag and was faced with not having enough reputation also. See below.
For new users, using StackOverflow for package-specific questions will likely be somewhat limiting.
hi @chelseadickens , thanks for the reply, we will create the tag for "nest-tern" asap. Hi @ddsjoberg , I was wondering if you could help us to create the tag please. Thanks!
hi @chelseadickens , thanks for the reply, we will create the tag for "nest-tern" asap. Hi @ddsjoberg , I was wondering if you could help us to create the tag please. Thanks!
Can you link to the stackoverflow post and I'll add/create the tag?
I haven't created the post yet since the tag was not available. I'm new to StackOverflow. Can a tag be added after the post is created?
Thank you @chelseadickens !!
@shajoezhu we spoke about creating nest-rtables
and nest-teal
tags. I think we decided previously that tern questions would use the nest-rtables
tag. Is that still the case?
Thanks for your help @ddsjoberg and @shajoezhu !
Thank you @chelseadickens !!
@shajoezhu we spoke about creating
nest-rtables
andnest-teal
tags. I think we decided previously that tern questions would use thenest-rtables
tag. Is that still the case?
hi @ddsjoberg , yes we did. But I think we might need "nest-tern" tag as well. especially this case it will be more related to tern. Thanks so much Daniel!
What is your question?
summarize_coxph()
in Cox proportional hazards regression usingsurvival::coxph()
, @adcascone and I were able to deduce that it's necessary to supply ties = "exact" as input. Is it possible to add details about this in function's documentation?survival::coxph()
(e.g., in the examples shown on the website, the first model contains only ARM as a predictor, the second model contains ARM + COVAR1 as predictors, and the third model contains ARM + COVAR2 as predictors, like below). Then the estimates for ARM only are extracted and presented in the outputs. However, for the multivariate use case, all predictors and covariates are passed to a single model. Is that correct?coxph_summary2 <- summary(survival::coxph(Surv(TIME, STATUS) ~ ARM + COVAR1, data = data.frame(dta_bladder), ties = "exact")) coxph_summary2
coxph_summary3 <- summary(survival::coxph(Surv(TIME, STATUS) ~ ARM + COVAR2, data = data.frame(dta_bladder), ties = "exact")) coxph_summary3