Refits the model with each covariate dropped in turn, with no covariates, and with any user-supplied covariate sets.
Usage
stress_covariates(
spec,
drop_each = TRUE,
drop_all = TRUE,
sets = list(),
cores = 1L
)Arguments
Examples
spec <- stress_spec(mmrm::fev_data, "FEV1", "USUBJID", "AVISIT", "ARMCD", "PBO",
covariates = ~ RACE + SEX + FEV1_BL)
stress_covariates(spec, sets = list("with weight" = ~ RACE + SEX + FEV1_BL + WEIGHT))
#> family label kind role is_base converged note
#> 1 covariate set without RACE alternative sensitivity FALSE TRUE
#> 2 covariate set without SEX alternative sensitivity FALSE TRUE
#> 3 covariate set without FEV1_BL alternative sensitivity FALSE TRUE
#> 4 covariate set no covariates alternative sensitivity FALSE TRUE
#> 5 covariate set with weight alternative sensitivity FALSE TRUE
#> estimate stderr df lcl ucl p n_subj n_obs
#> 1 5.012791 1.720141 134.3774 1.610739 8.414844 0.004178821 197 537
#> 2 4.414595 1.673451 132.8415 1.104538 7.724653 0.009334864 197 537
#> 3 4.398457 1.693408 133.3887 1.049051 7.747863 0.010447854 197 537
#> 4 4.968179 1.740325 134.9465 1.526339 8.410019 0.004987873 197 537
#> 5 4.330783 1.673814 133.0583 1.020058 7.641508 0.010744181 197 537
#> aicc param covariance method vcov
#> 1 3449.733 NA us Kenward-Roger Kenward-Roger-Linear
#> 2 3382.668 NA us Kenward-Roger Kenward-Roger-Linear
#> 3 3406.877 NA us Kenward-Roger Kenward-Roger-Linear
#> 4 3470.833 NA us Kenward-Roger Kenward-Roger-Linear
#> 5 3378.852 NA us Kenward-Roger Kenward-Roger-Linear
#> covariates alpha
#> 1 SEX + FEV1_BL 0.05
#> 2 RACE + FEV1_BL 0.05
#> 3 RACE + SEX 0.05
#> 4 0.05
#> 5 RACE + SEX + FEV1_BL + WEIGHT 0.05
