Simple Yet Efficient Estimators For Network Causal Inference...

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Christina Yu (Cornell University)
https://simons.berkeley.edu/talks/simple-yet-efficient-estimators-network-causal-inference-beyond-linear-low-degree-polynomials
Algorithmic Aspects of Causal Inference

Classical approaches to experimental design rely on critical independence assumptions that are violated when the outcome of an individual i may be affected by the treatment of another individual j, referred to as network interference. This interference introduces computational and statistical challenges to causal inference. We present a new hierarchy of models and estimators that enable statistically efficient and computationally simple solutions under nonparametric polynomial models, with theoretical guarantees even in settings without graph knowledge, or under model misspecification.







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Algorithmic Aspects of Causal Inference
Christina Yu