Plots conditional survival curves produced by chance_alive(). The most
recent year is highlighted in black; earlier years are shown with a
teal-to-orange-to-light gradient. Horizontal reference lines mark 10% and 5%
survival levels.
Usage
plot_chance_alive(ca, sex = c("m", "f"), population)Arguments
- ca
A tibble as returned by
chance_alive(), with columnsYear,Age, andchance_alive.- sex
Sex code:
"m"(male) or"f"(female). Used for labeling.- population
Population label/code to display in the subtitle (e.g.
"BGR","USA","DEUTNP").
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
lt_m <- read_life_table(file.path("data", "life"), sex = "m", look_back = 10)
ca <- chance_alive(lt_m, pop_name = "BGR", age0 = 27)
p <- plot_chance_alive(ca, sex = "m", population = "BGR")
p
} # }