Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
Performs a principal stratifictation sensitivity analysis using the method described in Hudgens, Hoering, and Self (2003).
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z |
vector; contains the grouping values (e.g., treatment assignment) for each record. |
s |
vector; indicates whether a record is selected. |
y |
outcome vector. Can be |
bound |
vector selecting which bound should be calculated, upper and/or lower. Partial string matching is performed. |
selection |
The value of |
groupings |
Vector of two elements |
empty.principal.stratum |
vector of two elements |
ci |
numeric vector; confidence interval level, defaults to 0.95 |
ci.method |
character; method by which the confidence interval and
variance are calculated. Can be “analytic” or
“bootstrap”. Defaults to |
na.rm |
logical; indicates whether records that are invalid due to |
N.boot |
integer. Number of bootstrap repetitions that will be run when
|
oneSidedTest |
logical. Return a one sided confidence interval for ACE. Defaults
to |
twoSidedTest |
logical. Return a two sided confidence interval for ACE. Defaults
to |
isSlaveMode |
logical. Internal Use only. Used in recursion. |
Performs a sensitivity analysis estimating the average causal effect
among those who would have been selected regardless of treatment
assignment (ACE). The method assumes no interference (i.e., potential outcomes of all
subjects are unaffected by treatment assignment of other subjects),
ignorable (i.e., random) treatment
assignment, and monotonicity (i.e., one of the principal strata is
empty). ACE is still not identified after making these assumptions,
so this method computes the lower and upper bounds of the estimated
ACE. These bounds correspond to the values one would get if using
sensitivityGBH
and specifying the sensitivity parameter beta as
-Inf
or Inf
.
an object of class sensitivity2d
.
ACE |
ACE=E(Y(g1)-Y(g0)|S(g1)==S(g0)==selection). Vector of the estimated ACE values at the specified bounds. |
ACE.ci |
vector; confidence interval of ACE determined by
quantiles of bootstrap if |
ACE.var |
vector; estimated variance of ACE. |
y0 |
vector of unique |
Fas0 |
matrix of estimated empirical distribution function values for
|
y1 |
vector of unique |
Fas1 |
matrix of estimated empirical distribution function values for
|
Bryan E. Shepherd
Department of Biostatistics
Vanderbilt University
Charles Dupont
Department of Biostatistics
Vanderbilt University
Hudgens MG, Hoering A, and Self SG (2003), "On the Analysis of Viral Load Endpoints in HIV Vaccien Trials," Statistics in Medicine 22, 2281-2298.
sensitivityGBH
, sensitivityJR
, sensitivitySGL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | data(vaccine.trial)
est.bounds<-with(vaccine.trial,
sensitivityHHS(z=treatment, s=hiv.outcome, y=logVL,
selection="infected", groupings=c("placebo","vaccine"),
empty.principal.stratum=c("not infected","infected"),
N.boot=100)
)
est.bounds
|
Empty Principle Stratum: S(placebo) = not infected, S(vaccine) = infected
ACE: E(Y(vaccine) - Y(placebo) | S(placebo) = S(vaccine) = infected)
upper lower
0.94628842 -0.06428061
ACE confidence interval:
By bootstrap method, N = 100
ci.probs
bound 2.5% 97.5%
upper 0.6964538 1.1993119
lower -0.3702311 0.2360706
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