dt_Rouse

Variables of the dataset is as follows:<dl>
<dt>educ86</dt>
<dd>Years of education since 1986.</dd><dt>twoyr</dt>
<dd>Attending a two-year college immediately after high school.</dd><dt>female</dt>
<dd>Gender: 1 if female and 0 otherwise.</dd><dt>black</dt>
<dd>Race: 1 if African American and 0 otherwise.</dd><dt>hispanic</dt>
<dd>Race: 1 if Hispanic and 0 otherwise.</dd><dt>bytest</dt>
<dd>Test score.</dd><dt>fincome</dt>
<dd>Family income.</dd><dt>fincmiss</dt>
<dd>Missingness indicator for family income.</dd><dt>IV</dt>
<dd>Instrumental variable: encouagement to attend a two-year college.</dd><dt>dadeduc</dt>
<dd>Dad's education: College - 2; Some college - 1; Neither - 0.</dd><dt>momeduc</dt>
<dd>Mom's education: College - 2; Some college - 1; Neither - 0.</dd>
</dl>

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Multivariate matching in observational studies typically has two goals: 1. to construct
treated and control groups that have similar distribution of observed covariates and 2. to produce
matched pairs or sets that are homogeneous in a few priority variables. This packages implements a
network-flow-based method built around a tripartite graph that can simultaneously achieve both goals.
The package also implements a template matching algorithm using a variant of the tripartite graph
design. A brief description of the workflow and some examples are given in the vignette. A more elaborated
tutorial can be found at <https://www.researchgate.net/publication/359513837_Tutorial_for_R_Package_match2C>.

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match2C

Match One Sample using Two Criteria

dt_Rouse function

A data frame with 3037 rows, 8 observed variables, 1 binary instrumental variable,
 1 treatment, and 1 continuous response.

Format

Variables of the dataset is as follows:<dl>
<dt>educ86</dt>
<dd>Years of education since 1986.</dd>

<dt>twoyr</dt>
<dd>Attending a two-year college immediately after high school.</dd>

<dt>female</dt>
<dd>Gender: 1 if female and 0 otherwise.</dd>

<dt>black</dt>
<dd>Race: 1 if African American and 0 otherwise.</dd>

<dt>hispanic</dt>
<dd>Race: 1 if Hispanic and 0 otherwise.</dd>

<dt>bytest</dt>
<dd>Test score.</dd>

<dt>fincome</dt>
<dd>Family income.</dd>

<dt>fincmiss</dt>
<dd>Missingness indicator for family income.</dd>

<dt>IV</dt>
<dd>Instrumental variable: encouagement to attend a two-year college.</dd>

<dt>dadeduc</dt>
<dd>Dad's education: College - 2; Some college - 1; Neither - 0.</dd>

<dt>momeduc</dt>
<dd>Mom's education: College - 2; Some college - 1; Neither - 0.</dd>


</dl>

dt_Rouse: Rouse (1995) dataset

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