Paper: Project MUSE - Getting to Know Worst-Case Confounders
RexDouglass · x · 2026-09-01
This post shares the paper 'Project MUSE - Getting to Know Worst-Case Confounders' by Melody Huang and Samuel D. Pimentel. The research focuses on identifying and addressing worst-case confounders in data, relating to methodologies in causal inference or statistics.
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