Closed markdanese closed 1 year ago
Thank you so much for letting me know about this! I will look into it and get back to you.
I can confirm that the previous version of cobalt doesn't have this problem. See below.
Restarting R session...
> library(WeightIt)
> library(cobalt)
cobalt (Version 4.3.2, Build Date: 2022-01-19)
> library(splines)
>
> test <- iris
> test$type <- ifelse(test$Species == "virginica", 1, 0)
> ps_nospline <- weightit(type ~ Sepal.Length + Sepal.Width, data = test)
> ps_spline <- weightit(type ~ Sepal.Length + ns(Sepal.Width, knots = 2), data = test)
>
> bal.tab(ps_nospline)
Call
weightit(formula = type ~ Sepal.Length + Sepal.Width, data = test)
Balance Measures
Type Diff.Adj
prop.score Distance 0.3324
Sepal.Length Contin. 0.3764
Sepal.Width Contin. -0.5088
Effective sample sizes
Control Treated
Unadjusted 100. 50.
Adjusted 70.94 14.84
> bal.tab(ps_spline)
Call
weightit(formula = type ~ Sepal.Length + ns(Sepal.Width, knots = 2),
data = test)
Balance Measures
Type Diff.Adj
prop.score Distance 0.3324
Sepal.Length Contin. 0.3764
ns(Sepal.Width, knots = 2)1 Contin. 0.5088
Effective sample sizes
Control Treated
Unadjusted 100. 50.
Adjusted 70.94 14.84
Okay thanks, this should be fixed!
Thank you. I installed from GitHub and there was no error. I appreciate your help and all your hard work on this package.
I am using a spline in my propensity score model and I am getting an error in generating diagnostic output from bal.tab and love.plot. See below for a reproducible example. You can see that the version with the spline gives the error, but the version without the spline does not.
This appears to be a new error -- I have used models with splines successfully using Cobalt as recently as a few weeks ago. I will downgrade and confirm that it is an issue with the most recent package.
(Thanks for your immensely helpful packages -- I couldn't do my work without them.)