Should xlim be in coord_cartesian mode? about survminer HOT 5 CLOSED

I changed xlim to Cartesian Coordinates mode, which is the most common type of coordinate system. It will zoom the plot, without clipping the data.
Thank you for pointing out this issue!

By default, ggsurvplot adds the exact value of the pvalue when pval = TRUE.
Do you think that, it's would be better to use p < 0.0001 (when pvalue < 0.0001) instead of 2.2e-50 (for example)?

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I've been to few oncological conference and people rather had p < 0.0001
(when pvalue < 0.0001) instead of 2.2e-50 .
I think this mathematical notation 2.2e-50 is uncomfortable even for me,
even though I am a statistician :)

2016-02-14 10:17 GMT+01:00 Alboukadel KASSAMBARA [email protected]:

I changed xlim to Cartesian Coordinates mode, which is the most common
type of coordinate system. It will zoom the plot, without clipping the data.
Thank you for pointing out this issue!

By default, ggsurvplot adds the exact value of the pvalue when pval =
TRUE.
Do you think that, it's would be better to use p < 0.0001 (when pvalue <
0.0001) instead of 2.2e-50 (for example)?

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Done!
p < 0.0001 is know used (when pvalue < 0.0001)

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Thanks. Good idea.
I've seen few typos in NEWS.md.
You can update them with this PR #5

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Can we plot log cumulative hazard plot? We do have 'cumhaz' function for cumulative hazard. If both x and y axis of cumhaz plot is in log scale then we will have log cumulative hazard plot

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