tmle3_mopttx_blip_revere: Mean under the Optimal Individualized Treatment Rule

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tmle3_mopttx_blip_revereR Documentation

Mean under the Optimal Individualized Treatment Rule

Description

O=(W,A,Y) W=Covariates A=Treatment (binary or categorical) Y=Outcome (binary or bounded continuous)

Usage

tmle3_mopttx_blip_revere(
  V = NULL,
  type = "blip1",
  learners,
  maximize = TRUE,
  complex = TRUE,
  realistic = FALSE,
  resource = 1,
  interpret = FALSE,
  likelihood_override = NULL,
  reference = NULL
)

Arguments

V

Covariates the rule depends on.

type

One of three psudo-blip versions developed to accommodate categorical treatment. "Blip1" corresponds to chosing a reference category, and defining the blip for all other categories relative to the specified reference. Note that in the case of binary treatment, "blip1" is just the usual blip. "Blip2$ corresponds to defining the blip relative to the average of all categories. Finally, "Blip3" corresponds to defining the blip relative to the weighted average of all categories.

learners

Library for Y (outcome), A (treatment), and B (blip) estimation.

maximize

Specify whether we want to maximize or minimize the mean of the final outcome.

complex

If TRUE, learn the rule using the specified covariates V. If FALSE, check if a less complex rule is better.

realistic

If TRUE, it will return a rule what is possible due to practical positivity constraints.

resource

Indicates the percent of initially estimated individuals who should be given treatment that get treatment, based on their blip estimate. If resource = 1 all estimated individuals to benefit from treatment get treatment, if resource = 0 none get treatment.

interpret

If TRUE, returns a HAL fit of the blip, explaining the rule.

likelihood_override

if estimates of the likelihood are known, override learners.

reference

reference category for blip1. Default is the smallest numerical category or factor.


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