out_Zprime: Returns matrix 'Z' of dimension (number of units x number of...
In dpuelz/CliqueRT: Randomization-Based Testing of Causal Effects under General Interference
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out_Zprime R Documentation
Returns matrix Z of dimension (number of units x number of randomizations, i.e. assignments.)
Description
Returns matrix Z of dimension (number of units x number of randomizations, i.e. assignments.)
Usage
out_Zprime(N, K, equal = T, numrand)
Arguments
N
The number of observations (kids).
K
The number of houses.
equal
A binary parameter that determines the exact house structure. If equal=TRUE, every household has equal number of kids. If equal=FALSE, every household is constructed by sampling the number of kids at random.
numrand
The number of randomizations
Value
A matrix of dimension (number of units x number of randomizations, i.e. assignments.) comprised of 0, denoting a unit is pure control under that particular assignment, 1 denoting a unit is a spillover under that particular assignment, and 2, denoting a unit is treated under that particular assignment.
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| out_Zprime | R Documentation |
Returns matrix Z of dimension (number of units x number of randomizations, i.e. assignments.)
Description
Returns matrix Z of dimension (number of units x number of randomizations, i.e. assignments.)
Usage
out_Zprime(N, K, equal = T, numrand)
Arguments
N |
The number of observations (kids). |
K |
The number of houses. |
equal |
A binary parameter that determines the exact house structure. If equal=TRUE, every household has equal number of kids. If equal=FALSE, every household is constructed by sampling the number of kids at random. |
numrand |
The number of randomizations |
Value
A matrix of dimension (number of units x number of randomizations, i.e. assignments.) comprised of 0, denoting a unit is pure control under that particular assignment, 1 denoting a unit is a spillover under that particular assignment, and 2, denoting a unit is treated under that particular assignment.
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