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Categorical exposures
Causal Inference in R
Preface
Asking Causal Questions
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From casual to causal
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The whole game: mosquito nets and malaria
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Estimating counterfactuals
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Target trials and standard methods
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Expressing causal questions as DAGs
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Causal inference is not (just) a statistical problem
The Design Phase
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Preparing data to answer causal questions
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Building propensity score models
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Using the propensity score
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Evaluating your propensity score model
Estimating Causal Effects
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Causal estimands
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Fitting the outcome model
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Continuous exposures
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Categorical exposures
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G-computation
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Interaction
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Missingness
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Causal inference across time
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Causal survival analysis
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Causal mediation analysis
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Sensitivity analysis
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Machine learning and causal inference
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Instrumental variables and friends
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Evidence
References
Table of contents
14.1
Calculating propensity scores for categorical exposures
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Diagnostics with many categories
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Fitting the outcome model again
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Categorical exposures
14.1
Calculating propensity scores for categorical exposures
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Diagnostics with many categories
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Fitting the outcome model again
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Continuous exposures
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G-computation