But isn't it so cool to see an announcement for some project about "leveraging AI to improve clinical trial practice" when it's just about slightly unusual covariate adjustment?
October 7, 2023 at 9:25 AM
But isn't it so cool to see an announcement for some project about "leveraging AI to improve clinical trial practice" when it's just about slightly unusual covariate adjustment?
Hi there! Currently still a master's student in epidemiology, but finishing my degree and starting an applied stats program later this year. Mostly here to lurk because I'd be a far worse epidemiologist had I not used Twitter for academia things!
August 29, 2023 at 5:18 PM
Hi there! Currently still a master's student in epidemiology, but finishing my degree and starting an applied stats program later this year. Mostly here to lurk because I'd be a far worse epidemiologist had I not used Twitter for academia things!
The LTMLE package almost works, but I never really get it to run and it'd be nice to have something that works with multinomial treatments. So yeah, I guess I just want something that makes modern methods more accessible!
August 25, 2023 at 3:12 AM
The LTMLE package almost works, but I never really get it to run and it'd be nice to have something that works with multinomial treatments. So yeah, I guess I just want something that makes modern methods more accessible!
I think I'm still looking for a package that makes estimating the longitudinal g-formula easy and flexible! Still not aware of a package that does just ICE g-computation (w bootstrap), for example. Maybe allowing formulas, but with SL capabilities if needed, and a couple DR estimators implemented.
August 25, 2023 at 3:05 AM
I think I'm still looking for a package that makes estimating the longitudinal g-formula easy and flexible! Still not aware of a package that does just ICE g-computation (w bootstrap), for example. Maybe allowing formulas, but with SL capabilities if needed, and a couple DR estimators implemented.