There's already a lot of flexibility in the package for aggregating the individual 2x2 ATT(g,t)s. But I know I'd find it useful to give the user a little bit more control over the overall average.
Ranges: Is there a way to specify a range over which you'd like the overall average? For instance, in event time, if you wanted to get the average impact for only event times 6 through 12. You may want to do this if you expect there to be a ramp up period where the treatment effect increases until stabilizing at event time 6. While you may want to stop at 12 to avoid changing the composition of your cohorts too much in event time.
Simultaneous restrictions: Suppose I want an overall average for the earlier treated groups, say g < 10, AND I want to restrict to a particular event time range, or calendar time range.
How to do this: perhaps the easiest way is to have a new function that allows overall aggregations, where the user can supply up to two vectors, choosing among groups, calendar times, or event times.
There's already a lot of flexibility in the package for aggregating the individual 2x2 ATT(g,t)s. But I know I'd find it useful to give the user a little bit more control over the overall average.
Ranges: Is there a way to specify a range over which you'd like the overall average? For instance, in event time, if you wanted to get the average impact for only event times 6 through 12. You may want to do this if you expect there to be a ramp up period where the treatment effect increases until stabilizing at event time 6. While you may want to stop at 12 to avoid changing the composition of your cohorts too much in event time.
Simultaneous restrictions: Suppose I want an overall average for the earlier treated groups, say g < 10, AND I want to restrict to a particular event time range, or calendar time range.
How to do this: perhaps the easiest way is to have a new function that allows overall aggregations, where the user can supply up to two vectors, choosing among groups, calendar times, or event times.