Target: library for targeted inference https://targetlib.org/
This library provides C++ classes for targeted inference
and semi-parametric efficient estimators as
well as bindings for python and R. The library also contains
implementation of parametric models (including different discrete
choice models) and model diagnostics tools.
Relevant models includes binary regression models with binary exposure
and with nuisance models defined by additional covariates. Models for
the relative risk and risk differences where examined by (Richardson
et al 2017). Various missing data estimators and causal inference models
(Bang & Robins 2005, Tsiatis 2006) also fits into this framework.
The main documentation can be found here:
https://targetlib.org/ (PDF version)
https://kkholst.github.io/targeted
library('targeted')
# Simulation
m <- lvm(y[-2] ~ 1*x,
lp.target[1] ~ 1,
lp.nuisance[-1] ~ 2*x)
distribution(m, ~a) <- binomial.lvm('logit')
m <- binomial.rr(m, 'y', 'a', 'lp.target', 'lp.nuisance')
dd <- sim(m, 5e2, seed=1)
# Double-robust estimator
summary(fit <- targeted::riskreg(y ~ a | 1 | x | x, data=dd, type="rr"))
#
# Relative risk model
# Response: y
# Exposure: a
#
# Estimate Std.Err 2.5% 97.5% P-value
# log(RR):
# (Intercept) 0.86136 0.11574 0.6345 1.08820 9.895e-14
# log(OP):
# (Intercept) -0.88518 0.22802 -1.3321 -0.43827 1.036e-04
# x 2.35193 0.28399 1.7953 2.90854 1.213e-16
# logit(Pr):
# (Intercept) -0.07873 0.08857 -0.2523 0.09485 3.740e-01
# x 0.02894 0.08291 -0.1336 0.19145 7.270e-01
https://pypi.org/project/targeted/
import targeted as tg
from targeted.formula import riskreg
d = tg.getdata()
val = riskreg(d, 'y~a', interaction='x', nuisance='x+z')
print(val)
## Riskreg. Estimate: [ 1.17486406 -0.23623467]
https://www.targetlib.org/cppapi/
#include <target/target.h>
using namespace arma;
void main() {
...
targeted::RR<double> model(y, a, x1, x2, x3, p, w);
mat pp0 = model.TargetedBinary::pa();
mat U = model.score(false);
mat res = model.est(alpha);
}
This program may be compiled as a shared library or as stand-alone
python and R libraries.
To compile and run the unit tests:
make test
Syntax checks (requires cppcheck
and cclint
), code coverage,
and check for memory leaks
make check coverage
make valgrind
The R package can be built and installed with
make r
The python package can be installed directly from PyPi (wheels
available for Mac OS X and Linux):
pip install targeted
or installed from source
make py
The following dependencies are included as submodules: