uvcrr.Rduvcrr takes lists of continuous and/or categorical variables, runs a
univariable crr model for each, and puts the resulting HR (95% CI)
and p-value into a table suitable for printing in a Word R Markdown
file.
uvcrr(contvars, catvars, event, time, dat)
| contvars | is a list of the continuous variables you want in the rows e.g. list('Age') |
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| catvars | is a list of the categorical variables you want in the rows e.g. list('Gender','Race') |
| event | is the event indicator (needs to be in quotes) |
| time | is the survival time variables (needs to be in quotes) |
| dat | is the dataset for analysis |
Returns a dataframe. If there are warnings or errors from crr
then blank rows are returned.
uvcrr uses all function defaults to crr. For example, the
failure code is set to 1. See the help file for crr for additional
details.