Invited Commentary: Beware the Test-Negative Design.
作者： Daniel Westreich , Michael G. Hudgens
DOI: 10.1093/AJE/KWW063
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摘要: … Because T is a collider on path V ← HS → T ← I, conditioning on T = 1 fails to eliminate the … Were HS measured, then by conditioning on HS one could block the path V ← HS → T ← I …
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