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Returns
The functions print.microsynth and summary.microsynth display information about the microsynth fit and estimation results, if available.
The output includes two parts: 1) a display of key input parameters; and 2) estimated results, in a similar format as they appear when saved to .csv or .xlsx., once for each specified post-intervention evaluation time.
Examples
# Use seattledmi, block-level panel data, to evaluate a crime intervention.# Declare time-variant (outcome) and time-invariant variables for matchingcov.var <- c('TotalPop','BLACK','HISPANIC','Males_1521','HOUSEHOLDS','FAMILYHOUS','FEMALE_HOU','RENTER_HOU','VACANT_HOU')match.out <- c('i_felony','i_misdemea','i_drugs','any_crime')set.seed(99199)# for reproducibility# Perform matching and estimation, without permutations or jackknife# runtime: < 1 minsea1 <- microsynth(seattledmi, idvar='ID', timevar='time', intvar='Intervention', start.pre=1, end.pre=12, end.post=16, match.out=match.out, match.covar=cov.var, result.var=match.out, omnibus.var=match.out, test='lower', n.cores = min(parallel::detectCores(),2))# View resultsprint(sea1)