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When bad adjustment looks good: what goes wrong in Plasmode 0.1.0 simulations
Comparisons of confounding-control methods are informative only when simulated data contain the treatment-covariate relationship those methods address. We assessed whether Plasmode 0.1.0 preserves that relationship, uses the returned exposure to generate outcomes, and reports the effect implied by i
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