control.hazard {INLA} | R Documentation

## Control variables in control.hazard

### Description

Control variables in `control.hazard` for use in `inla`

### Usage

    inla.set.control.hazard.default(...)
    control.hazard(constr, cutpoints, diagonal, fixed, hyper, initial, model, n.intervals, param, prior, scale.model, strata.name)

### Arguments

`...` | Possible arguments
`model` | The model for the baseline hazard model. One of 'rw1' or 'rw2'. (Default 'rw1'.)
`hyper` | The definition of the hyperparameters.
`fixed` | (OBSOLETE!) A boolean variable; is the precision for 'model' fixed? (Default FALSE.)
`initial` | (OBSOLETE!) The initial value for the precision.
`prior` | (OBSOLETE!) The prior distribution for the precision for 'model'
`param` | (OBSOLETE!) The parameters in the prior distribution
`constr` | A boolean variable; shall the 'model' be constrained to sum to zero?
`diagonal` | An extra constant added to the diagonal of the precision matrix
`n.intervals` | Number of intervals in the baseline hazard. (Default 15)
`cutpoints` | The cutpoints to use. If not specified the they are compute from 'n.intervals' and the maximum length of the interval. (Default NULL)
`strata.name` | The name of the stratefication variable for the baseline hazard in the data.frame
`scale.model` | Scale the baseline hazard model (RW1, RW2) so the generalized variance is 1. (Default `inla.getOption("scale.model.default")`.)

### Value

The function `control.hazard` is used to TAB-complete arguments and returns a list of given arguments. The function `inla.set.control.hazard.default` returns a list with all the default values of all parameters within this control statement.

### See Also

`control.update`, `control.lincomb`, `control.group`, `control.mix`, `control.link`, `control.expert`, `control.compute`, `control.family`, `control.fixed`, `control.inla`, `control.predictor`, `control.results`, `control.mode`, `control.hazard`, `inla`

[Package INLA version 18.07.12 Index]