We consider a mediation setting involving a mediator which may channeling a part of the treatment effect along the causal pathway between the treatment and the primary outcome. Under a sequential ignorability assumption, we propose a recursive regression framework for binary outcomes so that the total causal relative risk can be decomposed into the natural direct and indirect relative risk by combining model parameters. Inference is performed by maximum likelihood methods.
Natural direct and indirect relative risk for mediation analysis / Monia Lupparelli; Alessandra Mattei. - ELETTRONICO. - (2020), pp. 131-136. ( SIS 2020).
Natural direct and indirect relative risk for mediation analysis
Monia Lupparelli;Alessandra Mattei
2020
Abstract
We consider a mediation setting involving a mediator which may channeling a part of the treatment effect along the causal pathway between the treatment and the primary outcome. Under a sequential ignorability assumption, we propose a recursive regression framework for binary outcomes so that the total causal relative risk can be decomposed into the natural direct and indirect relative risk by combining model parameters. Inference is performed by maximum likelihood methods.File in questo prodotto:
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