Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
This function generates a simulated dataset for estimating
individualized treatment rules.
The outcome variable is assumed to follow equation (1)
in
Section S.1.1
of the supplementary material.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | simulate_data(
N = 200,
p = 20,
K = 4,
J = 4,
propensity_func,
main_func,
interaction_func
)
|
N |
the number of subjects. |
p |
the number of covariates. |
K |
the number of treatments. |
J |
the number of subject groups. |
propensity_func |
a user-defined function that calculates true propensity scores of
assigning each subject to each treatment. |
main_func |
a user-defined function that calculates main effects of
covariates on the outcome for each subject. |
interaction_func |
a user-defined function that calculates interaction effects of
of covariates and treatments on the outcome for each subject. |
A matrix containing the following columns of all subjects:
ID
: IDs.
cluster
: group memberships.
treatment
: observed/assigned treatments.
reward
: values of the (continuous) outcome.
feature_1
, ..., feature_p
: values of the p
covariates.
interaction_1
, ..., interaction_K
: values of interaction effects
of covariates and each of the K
treatments.
pi_1
, ..., pi_K
: propensity scores of assigning each of the K
treatments.
eps
: values of random errors.
treatment_opt
: optimal treatments.
reward_opt
: outcome values of the optimal treatments.
pi_true
: propensity scores of assigning the observed treatments.
pi_opt
: propensity scores of assigning the optimal treatments.
pi.true
for propensity_func
,
mu.true
for main_func
,
and delta.true
for interaction_func
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | #######################################
## The simulated dataset in Section S.1.2 of
## the supplementary material for N=200
set.seed(0)
simdata200 = simulate_data(
N = 200, p = 20, K = 4, J = 4,
propensity_func = pi.true, # equation (2) in Section S.1.1
main_func = mu.true, # equation (5) in Section S.1.2
interaction_func = delta.true # equation (6) in Section S.1.2
)
|
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