Fit a CRM model to the incrementally observed outcomes on a trial pathway.
Fit a continuous reassessment method (CRM) model to the outcomes cumulatively observed at the end of each cohort in a trial pathway. E.g. if the trial pathway is 1NN 2NN 3NT, we have three cohorts of two patients. This function will fit the model to the following four states: before any patients have been evaluated; after 1NN; after 1NN 2NN; and finally after 1NN 2NN 3NT. This allows us to analyse how the trial model is evolving in its estimation as trial data is accumulated.
crm_path_analysis(outcome_str, skeleton, target, model, verbose = FALSE, ...)
outcome_str |
A string representing the outcomes observed hitherto.
See |
skeleton |
a vector of the prior guesses of toxicity at doses. This should be a monotonically-increasing vector of numbers between 0 and 1. |
target |
the target toxicity probability, a number between 0 and 1.
This value would normally be one of the values in |
model |
Character string to denote desired model. One of |
verbose |
logical, TRUE to get log messages. |
... |
Extra parameters passed to |
Different model choices require that different parameters are provided. See below.
A list
of dose_finding_path_node
objects.
empiric
modelbeta_sd
logistic
modela0
beta_mean
beta_sd
logistic_gamma
modela0
beta_shape
beta_inverse_scale
logistic2
modelalpha_mean
alpha_sd
beta_mean
beta_sd
Kristian Brock
## Not run: # CRM example target <- 0.25 skeleton <- c(0.05, 0.15, 0.25, 0.4, 0.6) paths <- crm_path_analysis( outcome_str = '1NNN 2NTN 2NNN', skeleton = skeleton, target = target, model = 'empiric', beta_sd = 1, seed = 123, refresh = 0) length(paths) # 4 names(paths)[1] # "" names(paths)[2] # "1NNN" names(paths)[3] # "1NNN 2NTN" names(paths)[4] # "1NNN 2NTN 2NNN" # Each node is an analysis fit to the cumulative outcomes # Converting to a tibble presents some nice tidyverse-related opportunities library(tibble) df <- as_tibble(paths) df ## End(Not run)
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