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as I switched to a new laptop, I am now working with the updated version of survminer. I have two problems with the new version:
1.) I have black dots in my risk table (in the line of M1a and M1c). I am simply using the same code as with the last version, but they always show up if I add the risk table. It would be great to know how I can fix this!
This is my command from before: ggsurvplot(KMfit,pval=TRUE, risk.table=TRUE,risk.table.col = "strata", font.main = c(16, "plain", "black"), font.x = c(16, "plain", "black"), font.y = c(16, "plain", "black"), font.legend = c(14,"plain","black"),main="IVM Stage specific survival",legend="top", legend.title="IVM status",legend.labs=c("M1a", "M1b", "M1c"))
2.) I have to define the risk.table.height each time now when I use the ggsurvplot command. Before, I could simply run it for 2-3 groups and the default size was fine. Now I get something like in the picture below.
Why is this not working anymore?
Thank you
Feli
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Hi there,
as I switched to a new laptop, I am now working with the updated version of survminer. I have two problems with the new version:
1.) I have black dots in my risk table (in the line of M1a and M1c). I am simply using the same code as with the last version, but they always show up if I add the risk table. It would be great to know how I can fix this!
This is my command from before:
ggsurvplot(KMfit,pval=TRUE, risk.table=TRUE,risk.table.col = "strata", font.main = c(16, "plain", "black"), font.x = c(16, "plain", "black"), font.y = c(16, "plain", "black"), font.legend = c(14,"plain","black"),main="IVM Stage specific survival",legend="top", legend.title="IVM status",legend.labs=c("M1a", "M1b", "M1c"))
2.) I have to define the risk.table.height each time now when I use the ggsurvplot command. Before, I could simply run it for 2-3 groups and the default size was fine. Now I get something like in the picture below.
Why is this not working anymore?
Thank you
Feli
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: