R help - Jul 2020 - Fine-Grey test

My name is Mariano Berro. I am a hematologist from Argentina.
I usually use R for most of my statistical analysis, but I cannot find the way
of performing the Fine-Grey analysis with categorical variables (more than two
options, example: type of donors tipically sibling, unrelated and
haploidentical).
If there is a way of doing this with R, it will be very helpful.
Regards
Mariano Berro

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Dear Mariano,

On 2020-07-27 16:00 +0000, mariano berro wrote:
> My name is Mariano Berro. I am a 
> hematologist from Argentina.
> I usually use R for most of my 
> statistical analysis, but I cannot 
> find the way of performing the 
> Fine-Grey analysis with categorical 
> variables (more than two options, 
> example: type of donors tipically 
> sibling, unrelated and 
> haploidentical).
> If there is a way of doing this with 
> R, it will be very helpful.
A function survival::finegray[1] exists, 
perhaps it's what you're looking for?

Best,
Rasmus

[1]
https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/survival/versions/2.41-2/topics/finegray

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