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CIMTx (version 0.3.0)

regadj_multiTrt_ate: Regression Adjustment when estimand is ATE

Description

Regression Adjustment when estimand is ATE

Usage

regadj_multiTrt_ate(y, x, trt, ndpost = parent.frame()$ndpost)

Arguments

y

numeric vector for the binary outcome

x

dataframe including the treatment indicator and the covariates

trt

numeric vector for the treatment indicator

ndpost

number of independent simulation draws to create

Value

list with 2 elements for ATT effect. It contains

ATT12:

A dataframe containing the estimation, standard error, lower and upper 95% CI for RD/RR/OR

ATT13:

A dataframe containing the estimation, standard error, lower and upper 95% CI for RD/RR/OR

list with 3 elements for ATE effect. It contains
ATE12:

A dataframe containing the estimation, standard error, lower and upper 95% CI for RD/RR/OR

ATE13:

A dataframe containing the estimation, standard error, lower and upper 95% CI for RD/RR/OR

ATE23:

A dataframe containing the estimation, standard error, lower and upper 95% CI for RD/RR/OR

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
library(CIMTx)
set.seed(3242019)
idata = data_gen(n = 12, ratio =1,scenario = 1)
trt_ind <- as.numeric(idata$trtdat$trt_ind)
all_vars <- idata$trtdat[, -1]
y <- idata$Yobs
causal_multi_treat(y = y, x = idata$trtdat,ndpost = 10,
trt = trt_ind, method ="Regression Adjustment", estimand = "ATE")
# }

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