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FrontdoorCriterion

Struct FrontdoorCriterion 

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pub struct FrontdoorCriterion {
    pub graph: CausalGraph,
}
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Implements the frontdoor adjustment formula for causal effect identification.

The frontdoor criterion allows identification of causal effects through a mediator set M when direct adjustment is not possible.

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§graph: CausalGraph

The causal graph.

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impl FrontdoorCriterion

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pub fn new(graph: CausalGraph) -> Self

Create a new frontdoor criterion object.

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pub fn check( &self, treatment: usize, outcome: usize, mediator_set: &[usize], ) -> bool

Check if mediator_set satisfies the frontdoor criterion for identifying the effect of treatment on outcome.

Conditions:

  1. All directed paths from treatment to outcome are intercepted by M.
  2. No backdoor path from treatment to M (or blocked by treatment).
  3. All backdoor paths from M to outcome are blocked by treatment.
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pub fn adjusted_effect( data_x: &[f64], data_m: &[f64], data_y: &[f64], x_val: f64, ) -> f64

Compute the frontdoor-adjusted causal effect using sample data.

E[Y|do(X=x)] = Σ_m P(M=m|X=x) Σ_x’ E[Y|M=m, X=x’] P(X=x’)

Simplified discrete approximation for a single mediator.

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impl Clone for FrontdoorCriterion

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fn clone(&self) -> FrontdoorCriterion

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for FrontdoorCriterion

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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