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Currently the survival simulation function is hard coded to only have 2 linear covariates cov_cat and cov_cont. Would be good to extend this somehow to allow for a more flexible specification from the SimSurvial objects.
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For reference this is pseudo already implemented via the sampleSubjects.SimSurvival method which could have sub-class specific implementations. Only problem is that sampleObservations.SimSurvival appears to be hard coded to look for the cov_cat and cov_cont variables which would need to be fixed. I'm not sure where else these variables are hard coded either. Might need some thinking about detaching this definition from the baseline-hazard though as at the moment you'd have to redefine all your survival distributions if you change the method (maybe this is fine?)
Currently the survival simulation function is hard coded to only have 2 linear covariates
cov_cat
andcov_cont
. Would be good to extend this somehow to allow for a more flexible specification from theSimSurvial
objects.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: