trt_baseline: Simulated data on baseline subject level
In PatrickPfeifferDSc/bite: Bayesian Inference On Treatment Effects For Panel Data
Description
Usage
Format
Source
Description
A simulated dataset (from the framework of the shared factor model,
see ?select_trt_sharedfac) to
demonstrate the use of the SR-model. The file contains
5000 subjects with their respective feature information at baseline time.
Consider these features to be relevant for confounding and influencing the
treatment intake, not the outcomes.
First of two data tables given to function bayesTrtEffects.
Usage
1
Format
A data frame with subject related feature columns:
- ID
the column which uniquely identifies each subject
- Ti
panel times, the number of subsequent meassures for a subject
- trt
treatment, usually coded 0 or 1
- V1
variable 1, normally distributed
- V2
variable 2, 0/1 distributed
- V3
variable 3, 0/1 distributed
Source
This dataset stems from a simulation process and represents fictive data.
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Description Usage Format Source
Description
A simulated dataset (from the framework of the shared factor model,
see ?select_trt_sharedfac) to
demonstrate the use of the SR-model. The file contains
5000 subjects with their respective feature information at baseline time.
Consider these features to be relevant for confounding and influencing the
treatment intake, not the outcomes.
First of two data tables given to function bayesTrtEffects.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with subject related feature columns:
- ID
the column which uniquely identifies each subject
- Ti
panel times, the number of subsequent meassures for a subject
- trt
treatment, usually coded 0 or 1
- V1
variable 1, normally distributed
- V2
variable 2, 0/1 distributed
- V3
variable 3, 0/1 distributed
Source
This dataset stems from a simulation process and represents fictive data.
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