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I was using a dataset of mine and realized ggsurvplot was not plotting all of the events occurring. I tried with the lung dataset and it happens as well.
I changed one of the events to occur at time 1100, which is not included in the default dataset. Only when I extend the limits of the plot does this event appear. Should the function plot based on "rounding" the time by excess (in this case, plotting up to 1200 or something)?
Hey everyone,
I was using a dataset of mine and realized
ggsurvplot
was not plotting all of the events occurring. I tried with thelung
dataset and it happens as well.I changed one of the events to occur at time 1100, which is not included in the default dataset. Only when I extend the limits of the plot does this event appear. Should the function plot based on "rounding" the time by excess (in this case, plotting up to 1200 or something)?
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
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