Plot the results of a sensitivity analysis as a tornado plot.
# S3 method for dsa plot( x, type = c("simple", "difference"), result = c("cost", "effect", "icer"), strategy = NULL, widest_on_top = TRUE, limits_by_bars = TRUE, resolve_labels = FALSE, shorten_labels = FALSE, remove_ns = FALSE, bw = FALSE, ... )
| x | A result of |
|---|---|
| type | Type of plot (see details). |
| result | Plot cost, effect, or ICER. |
| strategy | Name or index of strategies to plot. |
| widest_on_top | logical. Should bars be sorted so widest are on top? |
| limits_by_bars | logical. Should the limits used for each parameter be printed in the plot, next to the bars? |
| resolve_labels | logical. Should we resolve all labels to numbers instead of expressions (if there are any)? |
| shorten_labels | logical. Should we shorten the presentation of the parameters on the plot to highlight where the values differ? |
| remove_ns | Remove variables that are not sensitive. |
| bw | Black & white plot for publications? |
| ... | Additional arguments passed to |
A ggplot2 object.
Plot type simple plots variations of single strategy
values, while difference plots incremental values.