Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
RCT_predict
perform additional analysis on model
returned by cv_model
function
assuming RCT data
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | RCT_predict(
model,
new_data,
outcome,
group,
control_label,
treatment_label,
subject_label = rownames(new_data),
na.rm = FALSE
)
|
model |
Object returned by |
new_data |
Data frame |
outcome |
Character string indicating the outcome column in |
group |
Character vector indicating the name of the column in |
control_label |
Character vector indicating the label inside the |
treatment_label |
Character vector indicating the label inside the |
subject_label |
Row labels, usually participants names. Default is |
na.rm |
Should NAs be removed? Default is |
Object of class bmbstats_RCT_predict
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 | data("vertical_jump_data")
m1 <- cv_model(
`Post-test` ~ `Pre-test` + Group,
vertical_jump_data,
control = model_control(
cv_repeats = 10,
cv_folds = 3,
cv_strata = vertical_jump_data$Group
)
)
m1_rct <- RCT_predict(
m1,
new_data = vertical_jump_data,
outcome = "Post-test",
group = "Group",
treatment_label = "Treatment",
control_label = "Control"
)
m1_rct
plot(m1_rct)
|
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