hal9001
(v0.4.6) and sl3
(v1.4.5).cv_strat
to est_onestep()
and est_tml()
and
to the estimator_args
list-argument in medoutcon()
, which allows for
stratified folds to be generated for cross-fitting (by passing these to the
strata_ids
argument of make_folds()
from the origami
package). This is
also triggered by an override in est_onestep()
and est_tml()
when the
proportion of detected cases is less than 0.1, a heuristic for rare outcomes.cv_folds = 10L
in named arguments to est_onestep()
and est_tml()
and to
the estimator_args
list-argument in medoutcon()
.g_bounds
to
c(0.005, 0.995)
from c(0.01, 0.99)
(in v0.22), based on sanity checks and
manual experimentation.sl3_Task()
in which outcome_type = "continuous"
is
specified in suppressWarnings()
to sink warnings when the outcome variable
for a given nuisance estimation task fails sl3
's check for continuous-ness.est_tml()
to use glm2::glm2
instead of stats::glm
to avoid issues with erratic IRLS in the latter;
see https://journal.r-project.org/archive/2011/RJ-2011-012/ for details.g_bounds
by
an order of magnitude, from c(0.001, 0.999)
to c(0.01, 0.99)
, to mitigate
potential stability issues.est_tml()
.Z = NULL
is specified.est_tml()
so as to avoid fluctuation
models for the TMLE step from updating the intermediate confounder nuisance
components (i.e., q_prime_Z_one
, q_prime_Z_natural
) and causing numerical
issues that violate the above internal checks.ext_weights
) to svy_weights
.effect_type
across functions for
estimation, including cv_eif()
, est_onestep()
, and est_tml()
. When
Z = NULL
is set in medoutcon()
, a natural effect estimate corresponding to
the argument effect
is returned instead of an interventional effect.summary()
and print()
methods have been updated to allow handling of
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