Interpretation of linear, logistic and Poisson regression models with transformed variables and its implementation in the R package tlm
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1 Interpretation of linear, logistic and Poisson regression models with transformed variables and its implementation in the R package tlm Jose Barrera-Gómez a jbarrera@creal.cat a Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology Barcelona, October 24, 2013
2 Introduction Variables in a linear regression model are frequently transformed (e.g., homogeneity of variance, normality of errors, linearization, homogeneity of predictors). Researchers in health sciences are familiar with such transformations but less is known on how to interpret and report the effects in the original scale of the variables. The logarithmic transformation is especially important (e.g., adequacy of the lognormal distribution to describe ferritin, calcium, immunoglobulin, triglyceride or cotinine levels). J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
3 Aims Illustrate the interpretation of effects, in the original scale, under a linear model with transformed variables. Pay particular attention to the logarithmic transformation but also consider other transformations. Consider transformations of the explanatory variable in the logistic and Poisson regression models. Provide the R package tlm, which produces both numerical and graphical outputs. J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
4 Concepts Linear model Supose that we are interested in estimating the effect of an explanatory variable X on a response variable Y, based on the multiple linear regression model 9 E(Ỹ ) = β X + K = K = β 0 + β 2X β px p (1) ; Ỹ and X are transformations of Y and X Assumptions 1 Monotonic bijective transformations. Specifically, Ỹ = f a(y ) and X = f b (Y ), where f p(u) = j log(u) if p = 0 U p if p 0, U > 0. (2) 2 The modeled variable, Ỹ (or Y if the response variable is untransformed), is normally distributed conditional on the explanatory variables, and therefore, symmetric. J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
5 Transforming means The generalized mean If we calculate the (arithmetic) mean in the transformed space and then undo the transformation, we obtain the generalized mean: f 1 p (f p(y )) = Pi Y p «1/p i. n Particular cases Harmonic mean if p = 1 Geometric mean if p = 0 (log) Arithmetic mean if p = 1 (no transformation) Quadratic mean if p = 2 The median Under the assumption of symmetry ( normality) and the family f p(), the generalized mean is equal to the median. J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
6 Intepretation of linear models with transformed response Under assumptions required for a linear model fitting and the family of transformations f p(): If no transformations Measure for the position of Y X and effect of X on Y : expected (adjusted) mean. Effect size does not depend on X (nor K): X = 1 E(Y ) = β. Additive-additive relationship. Under transformations f p() Measure for the position of Y X and effect of X on Y : expected (adjusted) median or generalized mean (geometric, harmonic or quadratic in some cases). Effect size does depend on X (and K): it can not be summarized by (a function of) β. Exception: log transformation in Y and/or X... J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
7 Linear models with log transformations (a) Example of Y = β 0 + β X (b) Example of Y = β 0 + β log(x) y+8 y+4 y+6 y+3 y y+2 2 fold +1 y+2 y+1 y y x x+1 x+2 x+3 x+4 x 2x 4x 8x 16x (c) Example of log(y) = β 0 + β X (d) Example of log(y) = β 0 + β log(x) 16y 81y 8y 4y 2y y +1 2 fold 27y 9y 3y y 2 fold 3 fold x x+1 x+2 x+3 x+4 x 2x 4x 8x 16x J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
8 Linear models with log transformations (a1) IMT vs. Age Age (years) Intima media thickness (mm) (b1) Weight vs. Cotinine Cotinine (ng/ml) Weight (kg) (c1) Living room vs. Mattress alergen Mattress (µg/g) Room (µg/g) (a2) IMT (log) vs. Age Age (years) Intima media thickness (mm) (b2) Weight vs. Cotinine (log) Cotinine (ng/ml) Weight (kg) (c2) Living room vs. Mattress alergen (log log) Mattress (µg/g) Room (µg/g) (a): intima media thickness (IMT) and age. (b): birth weight and cord serum cotinine. (c): cat allergen levels in the home, measured in the living room and in the bed mattress. J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
9 Intepretation of linear models with log transformations Interpretation and size of the (adjusted) effect of X on Y under linear models with log transformed variables. In the transformed model, β is the regression coefficient associated to X. Model Log Effect size Effect interpretation Linear none E d = ˆβc Additive change in the mean of Y when adding c units to X Y M% d = 100 e ˆβc 1 % Relative change in the median of Y when adding c units to X X E d = ˆβ log(q) Additive change in the mean of Y when multiplying X by q X, Y M% d = 100 q ˆβ 1 % Relative change in the median of Y when multiplying X by q Logistic none OR c = e ˆβc Odds ratio for Y when adding c units to X X OR c = q ˆβ Odds ratio for Y when multiplying X by q Poisson none d E % = 100(e ˆβc 1)% Relative change in the mean of Y when adding c units to X X d E % = 100(q ˆβ 1)% Relative change in the mean of Y when multiplying X by q : (1 α)% confidence interval is obtained when replacing ˆβ i by ˆβ i ± z 1 α/2 bse( ˆβ i ). : Equivalently, geometric mean. : If X is binary, c = 1. J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
10 Intepretation of linear models with log transformations Approximate interpretation of the regression coefficient β under linear models with log transformed variables as the effect for a 1 unit or a 1% increase in the quantitative explanatory variable of interest, X. The last column indicates the error in the approximation. Log Interpretation Approximation error none ˆβ units change in the mean of Y for unit increase in X none Y 100 ˆβ% change in the median of Y for unit increase in X < 10% if ˆβ < 0.2; < 5% if ˆβ < 0.1 X ˆβ/100 units change in the mean of Y for 1% increase in X 0.5% for any ˆβ X, Y ˆβ% change in the median of Y for 1% increase in X < 10% if ˆβ < 20; < 5% if ˆβ < 10 : (1 α)% confidence interval is obtained when replacing ˆβ i by ˆβ i ± z 1 α/2 bse( ˆβ i ). : Percentage error relative to the true value of the effect. : Equivalently, geometric mean. : Also valid in the Poisson regression model with log transformed X. J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
11 Intepretation of linear models with other transformations Expected adjusted median of the response Y where ˆM(x) = fa 1 ( ˆβf b (x) + b K), b K = ˆβ 0 + ˆβ 2 X ˆβ p X p. Expected adjusted effect of X (X = u 1 X = u 2) on the median of the response Y Additive change in the median of Y : d M = ˆM(u 2) ˆM(u 1) = f 1 a ( ˆβf b (u 2) + b K) f 1 ( ˆβf b (u 1) + b K). a Percent change in the median of Y : d M % = 100 ˆM(u 2) ˆM(u 1) % = 100 ˆM(u 1) For binary X, u 1 = 0 and u 2 = 1, and b = 1. " fa 1 ( ˆβf b (u 2) + b K) fa 1 ( ˆβf b (u 1) + b K) 1 # %, J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
12 Software implementation The R package tlm We are developing the R package tlm which allows to interpret and display adjusted effects both graphically and numerically. Main functions tlm: fits the model in the transformed space. Specific methods print and summary provide additional information on the transformations done. Specific method plot (original space, transformed space and graphical diagnosis). predict: computes the expected adjusted median of Y (or the adjusted mean of f a(y ), in the transformed space) as a function of X. Confidence intervals are based on parametric bootstrap. effectinfo: provides information about how to interpret effects in the original scale. effect: computes the expected change in the adjusted median of Y associated to a given change in X. J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
13 Example: cat allergen levels in the home Cat allergen levels measured in the living room (Y ) and in the bed mattress (X ): Original scale log log scale Cat at home: no yes Cat at home: no yes Room (µg/g) Room (µg/g) Mattress (µg/g) Mattress (µg/g) J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
14 Example: cat allergen levels in the home > head(cat) id bed room cat logbed logroom Yes No Yes No No No > library(tlm) > catmodel <- tlm(y = logroom, x = logbed, z = cat, ypow = 0, xpow = 0, data = cat) > catmodel Linear regression fitted model in the transformed space Transformations: In the response variable: log In the explanatory variable: log Call: lm(formula = logroom ~ logbed + cat, data = cat) Coefficients: (Intercept) logbed catyes J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
15 Example: cat allergen levels in the home > summary(catmodel) Linear regression fitted model in the transformed space Transformations: In the response variable: log In the explanatory variable: log Call: lm(formula = logroom ~ logbed + cat, data = cat) Residuals: Min 1Q Median 3Q Max Coefficients: Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(> t ) (Intercept) logbed < 2e-16 *** catyes e-10 *** --- Signif. codes: 0 *** ** 0.01 * Residual standard error: on 468 degrees of freedom Multiple R-squared: , Adjusted R-squared: F-statistic: on 2 and 468 DF, p-value: < 2.2e-16 J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
16 Example: cat allergen levels in the home > plot(catmodel, xname = "Mattress levels", yname = "room levels") Geometric mean of room levels Mattress levels J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
17 Example: cat allergen levels in the home > plot(catmodel, xname = "Mattress levels", yname = "room levels", type = "transform", + observed = T) Log(Mattress levels) Mean of log(room levels) J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
18 Example: cat allergen levels in the home > plot(catmodel, type = "diagnosis") Fitted values Residuals Residuals vs Fitted Theoretical Quantiles Standardized residuals Normal Q Q Fitted values Standardized residuals Scale Location Leverage Standardized residuals Cook's distance Residuals vs Leverage J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
19 Example: cat allergen levels in the home > predict(catmodel) # Default: 10 points in arithmetic progression in the given space Estimated adjusted geometric mean of the response variable (original space): logbed Estimate lower95% upper95% Several options... > predict(catmodel, x = quantile(cat$room, probs = 0:4/4)) > predict(catmodel, npoints = 100, space = "transformed", level = 0.99) J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
20 Example: cat allergen levels in the home > effectinfo(catmodel) The effect of X on Y can be summarized with a single number as follows: - Change in X: multiplicative of factor q (equivalently, adding an r = 100 * (q - 1)% to X) - Type of effect on Y: percent change in the geometric mean of Y - Effect size: 100 * (q^beta - 1)% beta coefficient estimate: Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(> t ) logbed e-30 Further details can be obtained using effect(), providing either the multiplicative ('q') or the percent ('r') change in X, and the level for the confidence interval, 'level'. > effect(catmodel) Percent change in the geometric mean of Y when changing X from the 1st to the 3rd quartile: % confidence interval: ( , ) Several options... > effect(object, x1 = NULL, x2 = NULL, c = NULL, q = NULL, r = NULL, npoints = NULL, + level = 0.95, nboot = 5000, seed = 4321) J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
21 Example: cat allergen levels in the home > catmodel2 <- tlm(y = logroom, x = cat, z = logbed, ypow = 0, data = cat) > effectinfo(catmodel2) The effect of X on Y can be summarized with a single number as follows: - Change in X: changing X from its reference, 'No', to the alternative level - Type of effect on Y: percent change in the geometric mean of Y - Effect size: 100 * [exp(beta) - 1]% beta coefficient estimate: Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(> t ) e e e e-10 Further details can be obtained using effect() and providing the level for the confidence interval, 'level'. > predict(catmodel2) Estimated adjusted geometric mean of the response variable (original space): cat Estimate lower95% upper95% 1 No Yes > effect(catmodel2) Adjusted change in the geometric mean of the response variable when the explanatory variable changes from its reference level, 'No', to an alternative level. Confidence interval for the difference was computing based on 5000 bootstrap samples: EstimateDiff lower95% upper95% EstimatePercent lower95% upper95% No -> Yes Further information about interpreting the effect using effectinfo() J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
22 Example: cat allergen levels in the home > plot(catmodel2, xname = "Cat at home", yname = "allergen leveles in the room", + las = 1, col = c("forestgreen", "red")) Geometric mean of allergen leveles in the room No Yes Cat at home J. Barrera-Gómez (CREAL) Interpreting linear models with transformed variables Barcelona, October 24, / 22
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