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The erplots package provides a mini-language for building exposure-response plots: model curves/ribbons, quantile-binned response-rate summaries, data strips, and grouped distribution panels. It supports time-to-event plots and visual predictive check plots as well as the core exposure-response plots, and it is model agnostic: it can display model predictions and summaries for a particular model type as long an appropriate model interface (consisting of a few key S3 methods) is available. Packages that support the interface include erglm (e.g., logistic regression, linear regression, Poisson regression, etc), ertte (parametric survival models, Cox proportional hazard models), and emaxnls (hyperbolic and sigmoidal Emax regression models for binary and continuous outcomes).
You can install the latest CRAN release like so:
install.packages("erplots")Alternatively, you can install the development version of erplots with this:
pak::pak("djnavarro/erplots")library(erplots)
library(erglm)
mod <- erglm_model(ae1 ~ aucss, erglm_data, family = binomial())
erglm_data |>
er_plot(aucss, ae1) |>
er_plot_add_model(mod) |>
er_plot_add_quantiles() |>
er_plot_add_groups(aucss) |>
plot()
mod2 <- erglm_model(ae2 ~ aucss + sex, erglm_data, family = binomial())
plt <- erglm_data |>
er_plot(aucss, ae2, stratify_by = sex) |>
er_plot_add_model(mod2) |>
er_plot_add_quantiles(bins = 3) |>
er_plot_add_data() |>
er_plot_add_groups(group_by = c(aucss, treatment), keep_strata = FALSE)
print(plt)
#> <er_plot>
#> plot variables:
#> - exposure: aucss
#> - response: ae2
#> - stratification: sex
#> plot layers:
#> - model: erglm_model/glm/lm
#> - quantile: 3 bins
#> - overlay: stratified
#> - group: .aucss_quantile, treatment
#> plots built: <none>
#> output built: no
plot(plt)
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