ezcox: An R/CRAN Package for Cox Model Batch Processing and Visualization
Cox analysis is a common clinical data analysis technique to link valuable variables to clinical outcomes including dead and relapse. In the omics era, Cox model batch processing is a basic strategy for screening clinically relevant variables, biomarker discovery and gene signature identification. However, all such analyses have been implemented with homebrew code in research community, thus lack of transparency and reproducibility. Here, we present ezcox, the first R/CRAN package for Cox model batch processing and visualization. ezcox is an open source R package under GPL-3 license and it is free available at https://github.com/ShixiangWang/ezcox and https://cran.r-project.org/package=ezcox.
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