mniptw
Plot mniptw
# S3 method for mniptw
plot(
x,
plots = "optimize",
pairwiseMax = TRUE,
figureRows = NULL,
color = TRUE,
subset = NULL,
treatments = NULL,
singlePlot = NULL,
multiPage = FALSE,
timePeriods = NULL,
hline = c(0.1, 0.5, 0.8),
...
)
An iptw
object.
An indicator of which type of plot is desired. The options are
"optimize" or 1
A plot of the balance criteria as a function of the GBM
iteration.
"boxplot" or 2
Boxplots of the propensity scores for the treatment and
control cases
"es" or 3
Plots of the standardized effect size of the pre-treatment
variables before and after reweighing
"t" or 4
Plots of the p-values from t-statistics comparing means of
treated and control subjects for pretreatment variables, before and after
weighting.
"ks" or 5
Plots of the p-values from Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistics
comparing distributions of pretreatment variables of treated and control
subjects, before and after weighting.
If FALSE
, the plots for the underlying ps
fits
will be returned. Otherwise, pairwise maxima will be returned.
The figure rows, passed to displayPlots. Default: NULL
.
If color = FALSE
, figures will be gray scale. Default: TRUE
.
Used to restrict which of the stop.method
s will be used
in the figure. For example subset = c(1,3)
would indicate that the
first and third stop.method
s (in alphabetical order of those specified
in the original call to iptw
) should be included in the figure.
Only applicable when pairwiseMax
is FALSE
and plots
3, 4, and 5.
If left at NULL
, panels for all treatment pairs are created. If one level of the treatment
variable is specified, plots comparing that treatment to all others are produced. If two
levels are specified, a comparison for that single pair is produced.
For Plot calls that produce multiple plots, specifying an integer value of
singlePlot
will return only the corresponding plot. E.g., specifying singlePlot = 2
will return the second plot.
When multiple frames of a figure are produced, multiPage = TRUE
will print each
frame on a different page. This is intended for situations where the graphical output is being
saved to a file. Default: FALSE
.
The number of distinct time points. If NULL
, this is assumed to be the number
of ps
objects (i.e., the number of distinct time points).
Arguments passed to panel.abline
.
Additional arguments.