Plotting an rocTree object

Source: R/plot.rocTree.R

Plots an rocTree object. The function returns a dgr_graph object that is rendered in the RStudio Viewer or survival/hazard estimate at terminal nodes.

# S3 method for rocTree
plot(x, output = c("graph", "visNetwork"),
  digits = 4, tree = 1L, rankdir = c("TB", "BT", "LR", "RL"),
  shape = "ellipse", nodeOnly = FALSE, savePlot = FALSE,
  file_name = "pic.pdf", file_type = "pdf", type = c("tree",
  "survival", "hazard"), ...)

Arguments

x

an object of class "rocTree", usually returned by the rocTree function.
output

a string specifying the output type; graph (the default) renders the graph using the grViz function, and visNetwork renders the graph using the visnetwork function.
digits

the number of digits to print.
tree

is an optional integer specifying the \(n^{th}\) tree in the forest to print.
rankdir

is a character string specifying the direction of the tree flow. The available options are top-to-bottom ("TB"), bottom-to-top ("BT"), left-to-right ("LR"), and right-to-left ("RL"); the default value is "TB".
shape

is a character string specifying the shape style. Some of the available options are "ellipse", "oval", "rectangle", "square", "egg", "plaintext", "diamond", and "triangle". The default value is "ellipse".
nodeOnly

is a logical value indicating whether to display only the node number; the default value is "TRUE".
savePlot

is a logical value indicating whether the plot will be saved (exported); the default value is "FALSE".
file_name

is a character string specifying the name of the plot when "savePlot = TRUE". The file name should include its extension. The default value is "pic.pdf"
file_type

is a character string specifying the type of file to be exported. Options for graph files are: "png", "pdf", "svg", and "ps". The default value is "pdf".
type

is an optional character string specifying the type of plots to produce. The available options are "tree" for plotting survival tree (default), "survival" for plotting the estimated survival probabilities for the terminal nodes, and "hazard" for plotting the estimated hazard for the terminal nodes. The dgr_graph options are available only when type = tree.
...

arguments to be passed to or from other methods.

See also

See rocTree for creating rocTree objects.

Examples

# NOT RUN {
data(simDat)
fit <- rocTree(Surv(Time, death) ~ z1 + z2, id = id, data = simDat, ensemble = FALSE)
## Plot tree
plot(fit)
## Plot survival estimates at terminal nodes
plot(fit, type = "survival")
## Plot hazard estimates at terminal nodes
plot(fit, type = "haz")
# }