View source: R/treatment-effects-posterior.R
treatment_effects | R Documentation |
CTE = Conditional Treatment Effects (usually used to generate (C)ATE or ATT)
newdata
specifies the conditions, if unspecified it defaults to the original data.
Assumes treated column is either a integer column of 1's (treated) and 0's (nontreated) or logical indicating treatment if TRUE.
treatment_effects( model, treatment, newdata, subset = "all", common_support_method, cutoff, ... )
model |
A supported Bayesian model fit that can provide fits and predictions. |
treatment |
A character string specifying the name of the treatment variable. |
newdata |
Data frame to generate fitted values from. If omitted, defaults to the data used to fit the model. |
subset |
Either "treated", "nontreated", or "all". Default is "all". |
common_support_method |
Either "sd", or "chisq". Default is unspecified, and no common support calculation is done. |
cutoff |
Cutoff for common support (if in use). |
... |
Arguments to be passed to |
A tidy data frame (tibble) with treatment effect values.
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