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allow Inf and near 0 CIs to plot in ggforest #582

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Meant to fix my issue (#570). During axis ticks generation, if there are any near 0 or Inf values, they are set to the min and max values across all confidence intervals.

Things I thought would be nice but didn't know how to include.

  • Some way to know where the estimate is if it is outside the plot range.
  • Arrows to know the CI continues outside the plot area.

I was planning on just adding that in Adobe Illustrator, but, that might be something that could be done by ggplot2.

Apologies about all the changes, my linter in Visual Studio Code seemed to take over

conf.high <- conf.low <- estimate <- NULL
stopifnot(inherits(model, "coxph"))

# get data and variables/terms from cox model
data <- .get_data(model, data = data)
data <- survminer:::.get_data(model, data = data)
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survminer::: should be removed

var <- names(terms)[i]
#### ADD with = FALSE because error during testing
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Might be a data.table version thing, data.table version is 1.14.0

toShowExpClean <- toShowExpClean[nrow(toShowExpClean):1, ]

# get min/max CI values to place where Inf would be
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get min/max CI values and replace near 0 and Inf values with those

@rschauner rschauner mentioned this pull request Jun 28, 2022
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