est_Q {txshift} | R Documentation |
Estimate the Outcome Mechanism
Description
Estimate the Outcome Mechanism
Usage
est_Q(
Y,
C_cens = rep(1, length(Y)),
A,
W,
delta = 0,
samp_weights = rep(1, length(Y)),
fit_type = c("sl", "glm"),
glm_formula = "Y ~ .",
sl_learners = NULL
)
Arguments
Y |
A numeric vector of observed outcomes.
|
C_cens |
A numeric vector of loss to follow-up indicators.
|
A |
A numeric vector of observed exposure values.
|
W |
A numeric matrix of observed baseline covariate values.
|
delta |
A numeric indicating the magnitude of the shift to be
computed for the exposure A . This is passed to the internal
shift_additive and is currently limited to additive shifts.
|
samp_weights |
A numeric vector of observation-level sampling
weights, as produced by the internal procedure to estimate the two-phase
sampling mechanism est_samp .
|
fit_type |
A character indicating whether to use GLMs or Super
Learner to fit the outcome regression. If the option "glm" is selected, the
argument glm_formula must NOT be NULL , instead containing a
model formula (as per glm ) as a character . If
the option "sl" is selected, the argument sl_learners must NOT be
NULL ; instead, an instantiated sl3 Lrnr_sl object,
specifying learners and a metalearner for the Super Learner fit, must be
provided. Consult the documentation of sl3 for details.
|
glm_formula |
A character giving a formula
for fitting a (generalized) linear model via glm .
|
sl_learners |
Object containing a set of instantiated learners from the
sl3, to be used in fitting an ensemble model.
|
Details
Compute the outcome regression for the observed data, including
with the shift imposed by the intervention. This returns the outcome
regression for the observed data (at A) and under the counterfactual shift
shift (at A + delta).
Value
A data.table
with two columns, containing estimates of the
outcome mechanism at the natural value of the exposure Q(A, W) and an
upshift of the exposure Q(A + delta, W).
[Package
txshift version 0.3.8
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