neEffdecompDS: Linear hypotheses for natural effect models
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neEffdecompDS R Documentation
Linear hypotheses for natural effect models
Description
This function is similar to R function neEffdecomp from the
medflex package.
Usage
neEffdecompDS(model.name)
Arguments
model.name
the name of a fitted natural effect model object. This is the
object saved on the server-side by the ds.neModel function.
Details
The function ds.neEffdecomp automatically extracts relevant causal
parameter estimates from a natural effect model.
Value
a summary table of the object of class c("neLht", "glht") (see glht). The object
additionally inherits from class "neEffdecomp".
Author(s)
Demetris Avraam, for DataSHIELD Development Team
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Linear hypotheses for natural effect models
Description
This function is similar to R function neEffdecomp from the
medflex package.
Usage
neEffdecompDS(model.name)
Arguments
model.name |
the name of a fitted natural effect model object. This is the
object saved on the server-side by the |
Details
The function ds.neEffdecomp automatically extracts relevant causal
parameter estimates from a natural effect model.
Value
a summary table of the object of class c("neLht", "glht") (see glht). The object additionally inherits from class "neEffdecomp".
Author(s)
Demetris Avraam, for DataSHIELD Development Team
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