Hi everyone, Today we are going to continue learning about flexible parametric survival models with random effects, as a follow-up to a previous post on our blog. Specifically, we are going to replicate the analysis from that post, but with a twist: today, we are going to use the {merlin} package in R. {merlin} in R isContinue reading “Flexible parametric survival analysis with frailty, take two”
Author Archives: Alessandro Gasparini
Introducing the {msm.stacked} R package
Today we introduce {msm.stacked}, an R package that can be used to simplify the calculation of state transition probabilities over time and the creation of stacked probability plots from multi-state model fits from the {msm} package. Let me show you some examples of the package functionality in practice. We start by building upon the exampleContinue reading “Introducing the {msm.stacked} R package”
Welcome, Alessandro!
Hi everyone, It’s Alessandro writing – I joined Red Door Analytics as a full-time Senior Biostatistician on the 1st of November, and I am taking this opportunity to introduce myself. Originally from Italy, where I studied for my undergraduate and master’s degree (in statistics and biostatistics, respectively), I joined Karolinska Institutet as a research assistantContinue reading “Welcome, Alessandro!”