plot_ndfa function

Plot Log-OR vs. X for Normal Discriminant Function Approach

Plot Log-OR vs. X for Normal Discriminant Function Approach

When p_ndfa is fit with constant_or = FALSE, the log-OR for X depends on the value of X (and covariates, if any). This function plots the log-OR vs. X for one or several sets of covariate values.

plot_ndfa(estimates, varcov = NULL, xrange, xname = "X", cvals = NULL, set_labels = NULL, set_panels = TRUE)

Arguments

  • estimates: Numeric vector of point estimates for (gamma_0, gamma_y, gamma_c^T, sigsq).
  • varcov: Numeric matrix with variance-covariance matrix for estimates. If NULL, 95% confidence bands are omitted.
  • xrange: Numeric vector specifying range of X values to plot.
  • xname: Character vector specifying name of X variable, for plot title and x-axis label.
  • cvals: Numeric vector or list of numeric vectors specifying covariate values to use in log-odds ratio calculations.
  • set_labels: Character vector of labels for the sets of covariate values. Only used if cvals is a list.
  • set_panels: Logical value for whether to use separate panels for each set of covariate values, as opposed to using different colors on a single plot.

Returns

Plot of log-OR vs. X generated by ggplot.

Examples

# Fit discriminant function model for poolwise X vs. (Y, C), without assuming # a constant log-OR. Note that data were generated with a constant log-OR of # 0.5. data(dat_p_ndfa) dat <- dat_p_ndfa$dat fit <- p_ndfa( g = dat$g, y = dat$numcases, xtilde = dat$x, c = dat$c, errors = "neither", constant_or = FALSE ) # Plot estimated log-OR vs. X, holding C fixed at the sample mean. p <- plot_ndfa( estimates = fit$estimates, varcov = fit$theta.var, xrange = range(dat$x[dat$g == 1]), cvals = mean(dat$c / dat$g) ) p
  • Maintainer: Dane R. Van Domelen
  • License: GPL-3
  • Last published: 2020-02-13

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