risk.exposure.plot {blm} | R Documentation |
Risk-exposure scatter plot
Description
Calculates the weighted average crude risk against the average exposure level for a continuous exposure. Each point corresponds to overlapping subgroups of 20 percent of the sample ordered from lowest to highest exposure and a sliding window of 1
Usage
risk.exposure.plot(object, scale=1,...)
Arguments
object |
list or data.frame with |
scale |
multiplicative factor to modify scale of crude risk estimates |
... |
additional arguments passed to scatter.smooth |
Details
The risk-exposure scatter plot is intended to explore the possible functional relationship between risk and exposure.
Author(s)
S. Kovalchik s.a.kovalchik@gmail.com
Examples
data(aarp)
risk <- crude.risk(bladder70~redmeat,
weights = aarp$w,
data = aarp)
risk.exposure.plot(risk,
xlab = "Avg. Red Meat Consumption")
[Package blm version 2022.0.0.1 Index]