A note on the use of recursive partitioning in causal inference

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Abstract

A tree-based approach for identification of a balanced group of observations in causal inference studies is presented. The method uses an algorithm based on a multidimensional balance measure criterion applied to the values of the covariates to recursively split the data. Starting from an ad-hoc resampling scheme, observations are finally partitioned in subsets characterized by different degrees of homogeneity, and causal inference is carried out on the most homogeneous subgroups.

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Conversano, C., Cannas, M., & Mola, F. (2015). A note on the use of recursive partitioning in causal inference. In Advances in Statistical Models for Data Analysis (pp. 55–62). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17377-1_7

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