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\docType{data}

\name{CEDdata}

\alias{CEDdata}

\title{Example Data for the Crossover Encouragement Design}

\format{

A data frame containing the following variables, which are

interpreted as results from a hypothetical randomized trial employing the

crossover encouragement design.

\describe{

\item{T1:}{ The binary treatment indicator in the first stage.}

\item{M1:}{ The binary mediator variable recorded in the first stage.}

\item{Y1:}{ The binary outcome variable recorded in the first stage.}

\item{T2:}{ The binary treatment in the second stage. Equal to 1 - T1 by

design.}

\item{Z:}{ The binary encouragement indicator for the second stage.}

\item{M2:}{ The binary mediator recorded in the second stage.}

\item{Y2:}{ The binary outcome recorded in the second stage.}

}

}

\source{

Imai, K., Tingley, D. and Yamamoto, T. (2012) Experimental Designs

for Identifying Causal Mechanisms. Journal of the Royal Statistical

Society, Series A (Statistics in Society).

}

\usage{

CEDdata

}

\description{

A randomly generated dataset containing 2000 rows and 7 columns with no

missing values.

}

\details{

Note that all the observed responses are generated from an

underlying distribution of potential outcomes and mediators (not shown in

this dataset) satisfying the assumptions described in Imai, Tingley and

Yamamoto (2012).

}

\keyword{datasets}