Currently functionality is not supported for two treatments, like looking at A and B. For binary treatments, this consists of 4 different options.
It may be worth considering the addition of this. Options include: (1) expanding the exposure argument to something like exposure=["A", "B"] or (2) create separate branch for dual treatments specifically but use a similar syntax
I am leaning towards the later. This keeps things consistent with the stochastic treatments and also emphasizes exactly what the user is doing. It would be easier to get lost with option 1 (but I have not decided yet)
Currently functionality is not supported for two treatments, like looking at
AandB. For binary treatments, this consists of 4 different options.It may be worth considering the addition of this. Options include: (1) expanding the
exposureargument to something likeexposure=["A", "B"]or (2) create separate branch for dual treatments specifically but use a similar syntaxI am leaning towards the later. This keeps things consistent with the stochastic treatments and also emphasizes exactly what the user is doing. It would be easier to get lost with option 1 (but I have not decided yet)