Generate a waterfall plot

Usage

waterfall_plot(
  data_recist,
  rc_sum = "RCTLSUM",
  rc_resp = "RCRESP",
  rc_date = "RCDT",
  type = c("best_resp", "worst_resp"),
  rc_star = NULL,
  arm = NULL,
  warnings = getOption("edc_wp_warnings", TRUE)
)

Arguments

data_recist: recist dataset
rc_sum: name of the target lesions length sum column in data_recist, usually "RCTLSUM".
rc_resp: name of the response column in data_recist, usually "RCRESP".
rc_date: name of the date column in data_recist, usually "RCDT".
type: one of c("best_resp", "worst_resp")
rc_star: name of the column in data_recist that triggers the star symbol. The column should be character or factor, with NA for patients without symbol.
arm: name of the treatment column in data_recist. Can be left to NULL to not group.
warnings: whether to warn about any problems

Value

a ggplot

Methods

Data are ordered on rc_date.

Examples


if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
waterfall_plot(rc, rc_date="RCDT", rc_sum="RCTLSUM", rc_resp="RCRESP")
waterfall_plot(rc, rc_date="RCDT", rc_sum="RCTLSUM", rc_resp="RCRESP", type="worst_resp")
rc %>% 
  left_join(enrolres, by="SUBJID") %>% #adds the ARM column
  mutate(new_lesion = ifelse(RCNEW=="1-Yes", "New lesion", NA)) %>% 
  waterfall_plot(rc_date="RCDT", rc_sum="RCTLSUM", rc_resp="RCRESP", arm="ARM", rc_star="new_lesion")
} # }