ARE package from the Saint-Malo poster “Evaluating the Effect of Individualized Treatment Rules Using Observational Data.”
Implementation details will are available at https://github.com/fcgrolleau/Emulated-ITR Theoretical argument including extensive simulations will be posted on Arxiv soon.
Change Log
0.0.12 (10/25/2021)
New class release of the ASRE package
0.0.11 (07/28/2021)
Fix ASRE printing and returned parameters when est=’ASRE_cb’
0.0.10 (07/28/2021)
Fix Docstring, README and program structure for computational efficiency.
0.0.7 (07/27/2021)
Fix module structure
0.0.1 (07/27/2021)
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