stderrs {sensmediation} | R Documentation |
Functions to calculate standard errors of the direct, indirect and total effects using the delta method.
Description
Functions used to calculate standard errors of the direct, indirect and total effects using the delta method. Called by calc.effects
.
The functions are named according to the convention stderr."mediator model type""outcome model type"
where b
stands for binary probit regression and c
stands for linear regression.
Usage
stderr.bb(Rho, betas, thetas, sigma.pars, x.med, x.out, alt.decomposition,
exp.value, control.value)
stderr.bc(Rho, betas, thetas, sigma.pars, x.med, x.out, alt.decomposition,
exp.value, control.value)
stderr.cb(Rho, betas, thetas, sigma.eta, sigma.pars, x.med, x.out,
alt.decomposition, exp.value, control.value)
stderr.cc(Rho, betas, thetas, sigma.pars, x.med, x.out, alt.decomposition,
exp.value, control.value)
Arguments
Rho |
The sensitivity parameter vector. |
betas |
List of mediator regression parameters |
thetas |
List of outcome regression parameters |
sigma.pars |
List of covariance matrices for the mediator and outcome regression parameters |
x.med |
Mediator covariate matrix for which to calculate standard errors |
x.out |
Outcome covariate matrix for which to calculate standard errors |
alt.decomposition |
logical indicating whether or not alternative definitions of the direct and indirect effects should be used. |
exp.value |
value of the exposure variable used as the exposure condition. |
control.value |
value of the exposure variable used as the control (unexposed) condition. |
sigma.eta |
For a continuous mediator and binary outcome, matrix with the estimated residual standard deviation for the mediator model over the range of |