rdlearn (version 0.1.1)

summary: Summary function

Description

This function summarizes the key results returned by rdlearn.

Usage

summary(object, ...)

Value

Displays key outputs from the rdlearn function. It provides basic information and RD causal effect estimates from

rdestimate, as well as the safe cutoffs derived by

rdlearn and the difference between them and the original cutoffs.

Arguments

object

An object of class rdlearn returned by the rdlearn function.

...

additional arguments.

Examples

# Simulation Data B from Appendix D of Zhang et al. (2022)
set.seed(1)
n <- 300
X <- runif(n, -1000, -1)
G <- 2 * as.numeric(
I(0.01 * X + 5 + rnorm(n, sd = 10) > 0)
) +
as.numeric(
I(0.01 * X + 5 + rnorm(n, sd = 10) <= 0)
)
c1 <- -850
c0 <- -571
C <- ifelse(G == 1, c1, c0)
D <- as.numeric(X >= C)
coef0 <- c(-1.992230e+00, -1.004582e-02, -1.203897e-05, -4.587072e-09)
coef1 <- c(9.584361e-01, 5.308251e-04, 1.103375e-06, 1.146033e-09)
Px <- poly(X, degree = 3, raw = TRUE)
# Px = poly(X-735.4334-c1,degree=3,raw=TRUE) for Simulation A
Px <- cbind(rep(1, nrow(Px)), Px)
EY0 <- Px %*% coef0
EY1 <- Px %*% coef1
d <- 0.2 + exp(0.01 * X) * (1 - G) + 0.3 * (1 - D)
Y <- EY0 * (1 - D) + EY1 * D - d * as.numeric(I(G == 1)) + rnorm(n, sd = 0.3)

simdata_B_demo <- data.frame(Y,X,C)

# Learn new treatment assignment cutoffs
rdlearn_result <- rdlearn(
  y = "Y", x = "X", c = "C", data = simdata_B_demo,
  fold = 2, M = 0, cost = 0
)

# Summarise the learned policies
summary(rdlearn_result)

# Visualize the learned policies
plot(rdlearn_result, opt = "dif")
# The learned cutoff for Group 1 is the same as the baseline cutoff, because
# the baseline cutoff is set to equal to oracle cutoff in this simulation.

# Implement sensitivity analysis
sens_result <- sens(rdlearn_result, M = 1, cost = 0)
plot(sens_result, opt = "dif")