Closed Kuan-Liu closed 5 months ago
Binary outcome has better statistical property, the senstivity function derived using binary outcome is bounded by -1 and 1:
$$ \text{sens} = E(Y^a \mid A=1, X) - E(Y^a \mid A=0, X) .$$
The bounds allow us to custermize prior for the bias parameters for the Bayesian approach and the specification of the sensitivity function of the frequentist Li's approach.
Okay sounds good
I looked into continuous outcomes, this issue addressed specifically binary outcome variables
Binary outcome has better statistical property, the senstivity function derived using binary outcome is bounded by -1 and 1:
$$ \text{sens} = E(Y^a \mid A=1, X) - E(Y^a \mid A=0, X) .$$
The bounds allow us to custermize prior for the bias parameters for the Bayesian approach and the specification of the sensitivity function of the frequentist Li's approach.