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I have a question. In your documentation you claim that qini curve is defined as:
nt,1 - nc,1 * Nt / Nc. But your implemented function looks like: nt1o1/Nt - nt0o1/Nc.
It looks like there is an indifference between your documentation and code.
Thanks for your help!
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Yeah agree this is confusing. Thanks for pointing it out. This is the typical definition of Qini (as in the Radcliffe paper), but we should definitely just be writing out the definition that we actually use...
Hello! Am I correct that your Nt and Nc are the total counts of treated and control cases in the dataset? In that case your definition is different from Radcliffe's original Qini curve definition, where Nc and Nt are the counts within the segment (i.e. up to phi).
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Hi,
I have a question. In your documentation you claim that qini curve is defined as:
nt,1 - nc,1 * Nt / Nc. But your implemented function looks like: nt1o1/Nt - nt0o1/Nc.
It looks like there is an indifference between your documentation and code.
Thanks for your help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: