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f you're curious about how to apply M-estimation, we have a tutorial paper in IJE that goes through the basics and provides SAS, R, Python code/example
https://academic.oup.com/ije/article/53/2/dyae030/7616672
if you're curious about how to approach causal effect estimation from an estimating equation approach, I've replicated chapters 12-14 of the Hernan & Robins book
https://deli.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Examples/Hernan-Robins-2023.html#
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The paper provides an in-depth example, a simulation study, and additional discussion of how the synthesis approach relates to other methods (like bounds). I also have a pre-print that is a follow-up on this work. The pre-print considers a…
Now we get to the main contribution. As an alternative, I propose a synthesis of statistical and mathematical models. This approach is a generalization of the previous two. Importantly, it allows one to integrate external information via t…
Standard solutions to positivity are to restrict the target population or restrict the covariate set. In the example, restricting the target population is methodologically defensible but it is limited in the guidance it provides for the cl…
This exchangeability assumption comes paired with a positivity assumption. The positivity assumption requires that all relevant covariate patterns in the target population also occur in the study population. The paper revolves around what …
Transportability methods generally proceed under an exchangeability (or ignorability assumption). We might say that given the covariate X, the study population and target population are interchangeable. To quote from another of my papers, …
Transportability methods apply to the scenario where the study population doesn’t overlap in time or space with our target population (the population we are interested in drawing inference for). A simple example of this is a randomized tri…
The Jan issue of Epidemiology features my paper on addressing positivity violations for transportability problems. The main contribution there is the proposed synthesis method. Since I really like that paper, I am going to provide an overv…
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