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Deprecated measures from 0.2.0 have now been deleted.
IPCW measures such as surv.graf, surv.schmid, and surv.intlogloss now allow training data to be passed to the score function with task and train_set to allow the censoring distribution to be estimated on the training data. This is automatically applied for resample and benchmark results.
IPCW measures such as surv.graf, surv.schmid, and surv.intlogloss now include a parameter proper to determine what weighting scheme should be applied by the estimated censoring distribution, The current method (Graf, 1999) proper = FALSE, weights observations either by their event time or 'current' time depending if they're dead or not, the new method proper = TRUE weights observations by event time. The proper = TRUE method is strictly proper when censoring and survival times are independent and G is estimated on large enough data. The proper = FALSE method is never proper. The default is currently proper = FALSE to enable backward compatibility, this will be changed to proper = TRUE in v0.6.0.
The rm_cens parameter in surv.logloss has been deprecated in favour of IPCW. rm_cens will be removed in v0.6.0. If rm_cens or IPCW are TRUE then censored observations are removed and the score is weighted by an estimate of the censoring distribution at individual event times. Otherwise if rm_cens and IPCW are FALSE then no deletion or weighting takes place. The IPCW = TRUE method is strictly proper when censoring and survival times are independent and G is estimated on large enough data. The ipcw = FALSE method is never proper.
Add surv.dcalib for the D-Calibration measure from Haider et al. (2020).