confint.regsdml {dmlalg}R Documentation

Confidence Intervals for coefficient estimates of regsdml fits

Description

This is a method for the class regsdml. It computes two-sided confidence intervals for testing the two-sided component-wise null hypotheses that tests if a component equals zero with the (approximate) asymptotic Gaussian distribution of the coefficient estimator. The method can be applied to objects of class regsdml, which typically result from a function call to regsdml.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'regsdml'
confint(object,
    parm = NULL,
    level = 0.95,
    print_regsDML = NULL,
    print_safety = NULL,
    print_DML = NULL,
    print_regDML = NULL,
    print_regDML_all_gamma = !is.null(parm),
    print_gamma = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

object

An object of class regsdml. This object usually results from a function call to regsdml.

parm

A vector containing the indices for which gamma-values the results of the regularized DML estimator, whose results are stored in the list regDML_all_gamma_statistics of object, should be included in the output. If parm is specified, it is not necessary to specify print_regDML_all_gamma.

level

A number between 0 and 1 representing the confidence level. The default is level = 0.95.

print_regsDML

A boolean. If TRUE, the results of the regsDML method are returned.

print_safety

A boolean. If TRUE, the results of the safety device are returned.

print_DML

A boolean. If TRUE, the results of the DML method are returned.

print_regDML

A boolean. If TRUE, the results of the regDML method with the optimal choice of gamma (including the factor a_N) are returned.

print_regDML_all_gamma

A boolean. If TRUE, the results specified by parm below are returned.

print_gamma

A boolean. If TRUE, the gamma-values are printed in brackets where the respective regularization methods achieved their optimum.

...

Further arguments passed to or from other methods.

Value

Confidence intervals for the methods regsDML, the safety device, DML, regDML with the optimal choice of \gamma (including the factor a_N), and regDML with prespecified \gamma-values are returned by setting the respective arguments.

If none of the printing arguments are set, only the results of regsDML are returned if they are available. If they are not available and none of the printing arguments are set, the results from all available methods are returned. If print_regsDML = FALSE, only the results from those methods are returned that are explicitly specified by the printing arguments.

See Also

regsdml, summary.regsdml, coef.regsdml, vcov.regsdml print.regsdml

Examples

## See example(regsdml) for examples.

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