flexsurv-dev icon indicating copy to clipboard operation
flexsurv-dev copied to clipboard

The flexsurv R package for flexible parametric survival and multi-state modelling

Results 25 flexsurv-dev issues
Sort by recently updated
recently updated
newest added

The MRE below shows that only uncensored paths are returned when `tidy=TRUE`. Is this on purpose @chjackson? I couldn't find reference to this behaviour in the help page. I think...

Hi @chjackson, Would you be open to a pull request for a new `predict.fmsm` method for the `predict` S3 generic? I would generally match the argument signature to the `predict.flexsurvreg`...

enhancement

Hi @chjackson, Is it possible to estimate the expected number of visits in each state from a `flexsurv::fmsm()` model? Similar to the `envisits.msm()` function from the `{msm}` package. I guess...

enhancement

Would be useful to have a way to generate a set of survival probabilities based on drawing a new set of parameters from `mvnorm`. This can effectively be done right...

enhancement

Hi, this is related to #150 - I am trying to sample forward from the predictive distribution of an individual given current state and sojourn time in that state for...

The current implementation only supports difference between observed survival and predicted mean, which ignores censoring, so is of limited use. The `survival` package seems to do something more considered for...

enhancement

Could anyone provide some hint if I can fit a piecewise exponential model using `flexsurv`? I feel I can do it using `flexsurvspline`, but not sure how to define the...

enhancement

`pgengamma` underflows for extreme values of Q: ``` > pgengamma(c(56.58, 56.59), mu=0.7, sigma=exp(-1.5707), Q=-45.9621) [1] 0.2968058 1.0000000 ``` This behaviour is inherited from `pgamma`: ``` > pgamma(c(4e-324, 4e-325), 0.0004, 1)...

Hi @chjackson, Do you have any thoughts about whether this package would ever add support for being able to use flexible parametric models to directly model the cause-specific cumulative incidences?...

enhancement

I have what I'm sure is a very common use case: a predictor that's a timestamp converted to numeric, in seconds. This creates very large values, which often have very...