View source: R/SimDataSTSBinBin.R
Sim.Data.STSBinBin | R Documentation |
The function Sim.Data.STSBinBin
simulates a dataset that contains four (binary) counterfactuals (i.e., potential outcomes) and a (binary) treatment indicator. The counterfactuals T_0
and T_1
denote the true endpoints of a patient under the control and the experimental treatments, respectively, and the counterfactuals S_0
and S_1
denote the surrogate endpoints of the patient under the control and the experimental treatments, respectively.
In addition, the function provides the "observable" data based on the dataset of the counterfactuals, i.e., the S
and T
endpoints given the treatment that was allocated to a patient.
The user can specify the assumption regarding monotonicity that should be made to generate the data (no monotonicity, monotonicity for S
alone, monotonicity for T
alone, or monotonicity for both S
and T
).
Sim.Data.STSBinBin(Monotonicity=c("No"), N.Total=2000, Seed)
Monotonicity |
The assumption regarding monotonicity that should be made when the data are generated, i.e., |
N.Total |
The desired number of patients in the simulated dataset. Default |
Seed |
A seed that is used to generate the dataset. Default |
The generated objects Data.STSBinBin_Counterfactuals
(which contains the counterfactuals) and Data.STSBinBin_Obs
(which contains the observable data) of class data.frame
are placed in the workspace. Other relevant output can be accessed based on the fitted object (see Value
below)
An object of class Sim.Data.STSBinBin
with components,
Data.STSBinBin.Obs |
The generated dataset that contains the "observed" surrogate endrpoint, true endpoint, and assigned treatment. |
Data.STSBinBin.Counter |
The generated dataset that contains the counterfactuals. |
Vector_Pi |
The vector of probabilities of the potential outcomes, i.e., |
Pi_Marginals |
The vector of marginal probabilities |
True.R2_H |
The true |
True.Theta_T |
The true odds ratio for |
True.Theta_S |
The true odds ratio for |
Wim Van der Elst, Ariel Alonso, & Geert Molenberghs
## Generate a dataset with 2000 patients,
## assuming no monotonicity:
Sim.Data.STSBinBin(Monotonicity=c("No"), N.Total=200)
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