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fit_time_varying_sequence_model() estimates the
probability of a declared state or transition over aligned sequence
time. It uses group-specific smooths and can include a participant
random-effect smooth. The model concerns a predeclared structural
outcome, not an unobserved psychological state.
set.seed(1)
participants <- paste0("p", 1:24)
x <- do.call(
rbind,
lapply(seq_along(participants), function(i) {
time <- 1:12
group <- if (i <= 12L) "control" else "treatment"
linear <-
-0.4 +
0.06 * time +
0.35 * (group == "treatment") * sin(time / 3)
data.frame(
participant_id = participants[i],
sequence_id = participants[i],
sequence_order = time,
group = group,
state = ifelse(
stats::runif(length(time)) < stats::plogis(linear),
"A",
"B"
),
stringsAsFactors = FALSE
)
})
)if (requireNamespace("mgcv", quietly = TRUE)) {
model <- fit_time_varying_sequence_model(
x,
group_col = "group",
participant_id_col = "participant_id",
target_state = "A",
k = 5L
)
model_summary <- summarise_time_varying_sequence_model(model)
model_summary$metadata
model_summary$parametric_terms
model_summary$smooth_terms
}
#> edf Ref.df Chi.sq p-value
#> s(.time):.groupcontrol 1.0000070152 1.000014 3.4110320487 0.06476524
#> s(.time):.grouptreatment 1.0000046648 1.000009 0.8712217158 0.35062143
#> s(.participant) 0.0007846011 22.000000 0.0006886217 0.62618174if (requireNamespace("mgcv", quietly = TRUE)) {
predictions <- predict_time_varying_sequence_model(
model,
time = seq(1, 12, length.out = 60L),
level = 0.95
)
head(predictions)
}
#> time group estimate lower upper outcome
#> 1 1.000000 control 0.3572934 0.2283391 0.5108610 state
#> 2 1.186441 control 0.3612081 0.2340796 0.5112900 state
#> 3 1.372881 control 0.3651413 0.2398916 0.5117573 state
#> 4 1.559322 control 0.3690926 0.2457709 0.5122658 state
#> 5 1.745763 control 0.3730615 0.2517130 0.5128189 state
#> 6 1.932203 control 0.3770476 0.2577129 0.5134199 stateUse outcome = "transition" together with
from_state and to_state to model a predeclared
transition. The time coordinate refers to the origin position.
Pointwise intervals describe uncertainty conditional on the fitted model. A time-varying association is not automatically a causal condition effect. Causal language requires valid assignment, implementation, estimand definition, and an analysis aligned with the experimental design.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.