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# Characteristics of the data set to be generated: | |
# | |
# N(mu, sigma) error term, | |
# 500 treated units, 500 control units, | |
# Predictors: treatment (binary variable), and | |
# hectares (continuous variable--use a uniform distribution), | |
# pre-treatment productivity (continuous variable--use a uniform distribution). | |
# Outcome variable: post-treatment productivity: (continuous variable). | |
# Avg pre-treatment productivity for tmt group | |
# should be double the average pre-treatment | |
# productivity for the control group. Average | |
# hectares should actually be a little higher | |
# for the tmt group than for the control group. | |
# Data generating process for Y should be simply | |
# the pre-treatment productivity + error term. | |
set.seed(9876) | |
treat <- factor(c(rep(1, 500), rep(0, 500))) # 500 treat, 500 control | |
hectares <- c(runif(500, 50, 150), runif(500, 35, 135)) # Average hectares is higher for tmt | |
mean(hectares[1:500]) - mean(hectares[501:1000]) # 16.3 mean difference | |
pre_productivity <- | |
c(runif(500, 1000, 2000), runif(500, 500, 1000)) | |
mean(pre_productivity[1:500])/mean(pre_productivity[501:1000]) # 1.98 mean ratio | |
post_productivity <- pre_productivity + rnorm(1000, 0, 100) # err = N(0, 100) | |
df <- data.frame(post_productivity, pre_productivity, hectares, treat) | |
str(df) | |
library(ggplot2) | |
ggplot(data = df, aes(x = `treat`, y = `post_productivity`)) + | |
geom_boxplot(alpha = 0.3, fill = c("blue", "red")) + | |
ggtitle("Post-Treatment Productivity Vs.Treatment Status") + | |
xlab("Treatment Status") + | |
ylab("Post-Treatment Productivity") |
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