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I tried to stick as close as possible to ppc_ecdf_overlay(), with one exception: In ppc_km_overlay(), I hard-coded the use of geom_step(). In contrast, ppc_ecdf_overlay() has an argument discrete which defaults to FALSE so that geom = "line" is used. I am using geom_step() in ppc_km_overlay() because in my opinion, the ECDF (and therefore also the ECCDF and the Kaplan-Meier estimate) is defined to be a step function. If you want, I can open a new issue for this as far as ppc_ecdf_overlay() is concerned.
I somehow lost sight of this. Have you thought about hard-coding the use of geom = "step" in ppc_ecdf_overlay() (and ppc_ecdf_overlay_grouped()) or setting the default of argument discrete to TRUE?
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In #234, we discussed the following:
I somehow lost sight of this. Have you thought about hard-coding the use of
geom = "step"
inppc_ecdf_overlay()
(andppc_ecdf_overlay_grouped()
) or setting the default of argumentdiscrete
toTRUE
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