bivariate_missingness: Systematic Analysis of Bivariate Missing Data Problems
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bivariate_missingness R Documentation
Systematic Analysis of Bivariate Missing Data Problems
Description
This data set contains the results of a systematic analysis of all missing
data problems of two variables. Each problem is associated with a graph
containing two vertices, X and Y, and their response indicators,
R_X and R_Y.
Usage
data(bivariate_missingness)
Format
A data frame with 6144 rows and 8 variables:
- graph
the graph of the instance.
- nedges
number of edges in the graph (directed and bidirected).
- arrowXtoY
whether the graph contains an arrow
from X to Y or not.
- jointXY
identifiability of the joint distribution
of X and Y
- marginX
identifiability of the marginal distribution of X.
- marginY
identifiability of the marginal distribution of Y.
- YcondX
identifiability of the conditional distribution of Y
given X.
- YdoX
identifiability of the causal effect of X on Y.
Source
Tikka et al. https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.01073
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Systematic Analysis of Bivariate Missing Data Problems
Description
This data set contains the results of a systematic analysis of all missing
data problems of two variables. Each problem is associated with a graph
containing two vertices, X and Y, and their response indicators,
R_X and R_Y.
Usage
data(bivariate_missingness)
Format
A data frame with 6144 rows and 8 variables:
- graph
the graph of the instance.
- nedges
number of edges in the graph (directed and bidirected).
- arrowXtoY
whether the graph contains an arrow from
XtoYor not.- jointXY
identifiability of the joint distribution of
XandY- marginX
identifiability of the marginal distribution of
X.- marginY
identifiability of the marginal distribution of
Y.- YcondX
identifiability of the conditional distribution of
YgivenX.- YdoX
identifiability of the causal effect of
XonY.
Source
Tikka et al. https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.01073
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