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This is actually a question rather than a issue. Can we incorporate inverse propensity weighting into logistf() function the way we do in the regular glm() function;
e.g. model <- logistf(outcome ~ predictor, data, weights = IPW) ?
Would it serve its purpose in logistf() as in logistf() function. That is, can using weights=IPW control the confounding
factors due to unbalanced assignment of variables in groups?
Thanks!
Zeynep
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Hi,
Thank you for this great package!
This is actually a question rather than a issue. Can we incorporate inverse propensity weighting into logistf() function the way we do in the regular glm() function;
e.g. model <- logistf(outcome ~ predictor, data, weights = IPW) ?
Would it serve its purpose in logistf() as in logistf() function. That is, can using weights=IPW control the confounding
factors due to unbalanced assignment of variables in groups?
Thanks!
Zeynep
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: