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How to understand the plotting of the cox.zph function in R? clarifications |
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How to understand the plotting of the cox.zph function in R? thanks but i have already done this. I think my question is, IF theoretically the line was straight, would the y-value of the line be (in this example) log(2.9)=0.46? If there is no violation of the proportionality assumption, does the "intercept" of the line equal the log of the HR that the coxph outputs? |
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