Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/simulate.helpers.R
Generates a table of confounding interventions (e.g. those from other interventions or such). There can be a potentially random number of confounding interventions.
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cluster.dt,
min.time = 0,
max.time = 0,
n.confound.intervention.mean = 5,
n.confound.intervention.sd = 1,
confound.intervention.transition.duration.mean = 5,
confound.intervention.transition.duration.sd = 0.6,
confound.intervention.mean = 0.7,
confound.intervention.sd = 0.1,
n.to.generate = 1
)
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cluster.dt |
A study info data.table, containing data about clusters. |
min.time |
Earliest time of a random effect (Default: 0) |
max.time |
Latest time of a random effect (Default: 0) |
n.confound.intervention.mean |
How many random effects total, mean parameter for rnorm (Default: 5) |
n.confound.intervention.sd |
How many random effects total, sd parameter for rnorm (Default: 1) |
confound.intervention.transition.duration.mean |
Variance of time taken for transition of effect between random effects (Default: 5) |
confound.intervention.mean |
Mean random effect (Default: 0.7) |
confound.intervention.sd |
Variance of the random effects (Default: 0.1) |
n.to.generate |
Integer how many different effects to generate. If more than one, an integer column will be added (sim.number) to delineate. (Default: 1) |
A numeric vector containing the effect at each provided time point.
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