Looks for associations introduced by adjusting for the covariables specified, then looks for biasing paths, and finally evaluates these paths.
dag.adjust(dag, A = c())A DAG with the adjustment set A, and possibly with additional
associations introduced by adjustment, biasing paths found,
and the status of these.
If adjustment set is not empty, searchType and searchRes are set to NULL.
The DAG to be adjusted (or evaluated).
Vector indicating the adjustment set. The numbering is according to the nodes vector of the DAG, which is shown e.g. in the legend of a DAG drawn by dag.draw. This numbering is different (+1) from the one used in dag.init, because the nodes vector also contains the exposure at position 1 (in contrast to the covariables vector used in dag.init)!
Lutz P Breitling <l.breitling@posteo.de>
If the adjustment set is empty, the function only looks for biasing paths and evalutes these.
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Breitling LP, Duan C, Dragomir AD, Luta G (2022). Using dagR to identify minimal sufficient adjustment sets and
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Greenland S, Pearl J, Robins JM (1999). Causal diagrams for epidemiologic research. Epidemiology 10(1):37-48.
dag.adjustment, find.paths,
eval.paths