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There are already a few widely-used R packages in CRAN to perform model-based standardization, such as “marginaleffects” and “stdReg”. I presume that the target audience of outstandR is those who want to perform model-based standardization in the specific context of two-study indirect treatment comparisons with limited subject-level data and binary outcomes. This is model-based standardization with two additional steps: (1) covariate simulation (to overcome limited subject-level data for one of the studies) and (2) the indirect comparison across studies.
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There are already a few widely-used R packages in CRAN to perform model-based standardization, such as “marginaleffects” and “stdReg”. I presume that the target audience of outstandR is those who want to perform model-based standardization in the specific context of two-study indirect treatment comparisons with limited subject-level data and binary outcomes. This is model-based standardization with two additional steps: (1) covariate simulation (to overcome limited subject-level data for one of the studies) and (2) the indirect comparison across studies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: