Dear Fred,
-stsum-, -stptime- and -stir- are no regression commands. adjust just
provides adjusted predictions after an estimated model..
why don't you use a regression model like_
. streg a b c d, strata(drug) dist(exp) // or another distribution if
appropriate
. predict MTTF , mean time // mean time to failure
. predict HR , hr // H(t)
. table drug, c (mean MTTF mean HR)
Hope this helps,
Lars
Fred Wolfe schrieb:
I hope someone might have some suggestions concerning the following
problem.
I am examining a series of drug treatments. I want to know the rate of
discontinuation of the treatments. I analyze each drug separately
(preserve,drop,restore). Following stset, I can get the results by
-stsum-, -stptime- and -stir-. However, I would like to know the rates
adjusted at specific covariate levels.
I can do this with non-survival regression analysis.
reg a b c d
adjust b=3 c=4 d=12
Is there anyway to do this sort of adjusted analysis with survival
data to get adjusted rates?
Thanks,
Fred Wolfe
Fred Wolfe
National Data Bank for Rheumatic Diseases
Wichita, Kansas
Tel (316) 263-2125 Fax (316) 263-0761
[email protected]
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