plotByWeight {curtailment} | R Documentation |
plotByWeight
Description
This function shows the omni-admissible design – the design realisation with the lowest loss score – from a subset of admissible designs. The input is an object created by singlearmDesign.
Usage
plotByWeight(main.output, split.by.cohort.size = TRUE)
Arguments
main.output |
Object created by the function(s) listed above. |
split.by.cohort.size |
Logical. If TRUE, creates separate plots for each cohort size/block size/ number of stages. Defaults to TRUE. |
Value
An object of class ggplot
if either the chosen designs have only
one unique cohort size or if split.by.cohort.size is FALSE. Otherwise, a list
containing multiple ggplot
objects is returned. The objects show which
design has the lowest loss score, at each possible set of weights (w0, w1).
Each design is characterised using the format {r/N, thetaF/thetaE}.
Examples
designs <- singlearmDesign(nmin=30, nmax=30, C=5, p0=0.1, p1=0.4, power=0.8, alpha = 0.05)
plotByWeight(designs)
[Package curtailment version 0.2.6 Index]