Plot Survival Curves

Usage

plot_survival_curves(
  calibration = exampleCalibration(),
  stratum = NULL,
  marginal = TRUE,
  t = 1:100,
  col = NULL,
  ...,
  args = NULL
)

Arguments

calibration: calibration object
stratum: name of stratum
marginal: logical. If TRUE (default) the marginal survival curves are plotted, otherwise the non-marginal survival curves
t: vector of times at which to calculate the survival curves
col: vector of colour names, named according to the conditions as stored in attr(calibration, "parameters")$conditions
...: arguments passed to plot_curve_areas_gg, such as legend, line_colour
args: arguments passed to get_survivals

Examples

if (FALSE) {
# Get the example calibration provided with the Gompitz software
calibration <- kwbGompitz::exampleCalibration()

# Generate one ggplot2-object for each calibrated stratum
(plots_1 <- plot_survival_curves(calibration))

# By default the marginal survival curves are shown. You may set marginal to
# FALSE to get the non-marginal survival curves
(plots_2 <- plot_survival_curves(calibration, marginal = FALSE))

# Compare the plots
gridExtra::grid.arrange(plots_1[[1]], plots_2[[1]], plots_1[[2]], plots_2[[2]])
}