Fix jackknife_se_multi for iterations with truncated matrix length#115
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Fix jackknife_se_multi for iterations with truncated matrix length#115david-loeb wants to merge 1 commit intoebenmichael:masterfrom
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This is a small fix for a bug I encountered when attempting to use jackknife standard errors with a
multisynthobject.Issue: When an earliest-treated unit is dropped in a jackknife iteration, the maximum number of post-treatment periods decreases. This can reduce the number of event-relative time periods for which
predict()estimates effects, producing an output matrix with fewer rows than the primary result matrix. Withinjackknife_se_multi(),vapply()throws an error because the output matrix dimensions for these iterations do not match the specification.Fix: I added a block that pads the iteration result matrix if it has fewer rows than the primary result matrix.
Thank you for your work on this great package!