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In a surrogate evaluation setting where both ICA.ContCont
). The function MaxEntContCont
identifies the estimate which has the maximuum entropy.
MaxEntContCont(x, T0T0, T1T1, S0S0, S1S1)
The ICA value with maximum entropy.
The maximum entropy.
The vector of entropies corresponding to the vector of 'plausible values' for ICA.
A data.frame
that contains the vector of ICA, their entropies, and the correlations between the counterfactuals.
The fitted ICA.ContCont
object.
A fitted object of class ICA.ContCont
.
A scalar that specifies the variance of the true endpoint in the control treatment condition.
A scalar that specifies the variance of the true endpoint in the experimental treatment condition.
A scalar that specifies the variance of the surrogate endpoint in the control treatment condition.
A scalar that specifies the variance of the surrogate endpoint in the experimental treatment condition.
Wim Van der Elst, Ariel Alonso, Paul Meyvisch, & Geert Molenberghs
Add
ICA.ContCont
, MaxEntICABinBin
if (FALSE) #time-consuming code parts
# Compute ICA for ARMD dataset, using the grid
# G={-1, -.80, ..., 1} for the undidentifiable correlations
ICA <- ICA.ContCont(T0S0 = 0.769, T1S1 = 0.712, S0S0 = 188.926,
S1S1 = 132.638, T0T0 = 264.797, T1T1 = 231.771,
T0T1 = seq(-1, 1, by = 0.2), T0S1 = seq(-1, 1, by = 0.2),
T1S0 = seq(-1, 1, by = 0.2), S0S1 = seq(-1, 1, by = 0.2))
# Identify the maximum entropy ICA
MaxEnt_ARMD <- MaxEntContCont(x = ICA, S0S0 = 188.926,
S1S1 = 132.638, T0T0 = 264.797, T1T1 = 231.771)
# Explore results using summary() and plot() functions
summary(MaxEnt_ARMD)
plot(MaxEnt_ARMD)
plot(MaxEnt_ARMD, Entropy.By.ICA = TRUE)
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