Help functions to get insight into the structure of a transition matrix.
trans | Transition matrix, for instance produced by |
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See details.
Function to.trans2
simply lists the transitions in trans
in a
data frame; function trans2Q
converts trans
to a Q
matrix, the (j,k)th element of which contains the (shortest) number of
transitions needed to travel from the jth to the kth state; function
absorbing
returns a vector (named if trans
contains row or
columnc names) with the state numbers that are absorbing; function
is.circular
returns (a Boolean) whether the transition matrix
specified in trans
is circular or not.
Hein Putter <H.Putter@lumc.nl>
#> to #> from Healthy Illness Death #> Healthy NA 1 2 #> Illness NA NA 3 #> Death NA NA NAto.trans2(tmat)#> transno from to fromname toname transname #> 1 1 1 2 Healthy Illness Healthy -> Illness #> 2 2 1 3 Healthy Death Healthy -> Death #> 3 3 2 3 Illness Death Illness -> Deathtrans2Q(tmat)#> to #> from Healthy Illness Death #> Healthy 0 1 1 #> Illness 0 0 1 #> Death 0 0 0absorbing(tmat)#> Death #> 3is.circular(tmat)#> [1] FALSE# Reversible illness-death model tmat <- transMat(x = list( c(2, 3), c(1, 3), c() ), names = c("Healthy", "Illness", "Death")) tmat#> to #> from Healthy Illness Death #> Healthy NA 1 2 #> Illness 3 NA 4 #> Death NA NA NAto.trans2(tmat)#> transno from to fromname toname transname #> 1 1 1 2 Healthy Illness Healthy -> Illness #> 2 2 1 3 Healthy Death Healthy -> Death #> 3 3 2 1 Illness Healthy Illness -> Healthy #> 4 4 2 3 Illness Death Illness -> Deathtrans2Q(tmat)#> to #> from Healthy Illness Death #> Healthy 2 1 1 #> Illness 1 2 1 #> Death 0 0 0absorbing(tmat)#> Death #> 3is.circular(tmat)#> [1] TRUE