simulated_data: Simulated dataset for multilevelMatching package
In multilevelMatching: Propensity Score Matching and Subclassification in Observational Studies with Multi-Level Treatments
Description
Usage
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Description
This is a dataset with six baseline covariates, one column indicating
treatment level, and one column indicating post-treatment outcome. This
simulated data is purely for illustration, and any combination of the
covariates can be assumed to sufficient to meet conditional exchangeability.
Usage
1
Format
A data frame with 300 rows and 8 variables:
- outcome
Outcome of interest
- treatment
Treatment level of the unit
- covar1
Baseline covariate 1
- covar2
Baseline covariate 2
- covar3
Baseline covariate 3
- covar4
Baseline covariate 4
- covar5
Baseline covariate 5
- covar6
Baseline covariate 6
Source
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Description Usage Format Source
Description
This is a dataset with six baseline covariates, one column indicating treatment level, and one column indicating post-treatment outcome. This simulated data is purely for illustration, and any combination of the covariates can be assumed to sufficient to meet conditional exchangeability.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with 300 rows and 8 variables:
- outcome
Outcome of interest
- treatment
Treatment level of the unit
- covar1
Baseline covariate 1
- covar2
Baseline covariate 2
- covar3
Baseline covariate 3
- covar4
Baseline covariate 4
- covar5
Baseline covariate 5
- covar6
Baseline covariate 6
Source
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