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Usually, treatment is assigned based on a probability by sampling from a bernoulli distribution or a binomial distribution with n=1 draw. Thus, instead of returning the actual treatment assignment, or additionally to it, the propensity scores / probabilities of treatment can be returned. Thus, the methods could, for sake of evaluation, use the true propensity score.
This might be a desirable feature for academia, while the practical applicability is questionable as propensity scores are rarely known.
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Usually, treatment is assigned based on a probability by sampling from a bernoulli distribution or a binomial distribution with
n=1
draw. Thus, instead of returning the actual treatment assignment, or additionally to it, the propensity scores / probabilities of treatment can be returned. Thus, the methods could, for sake of evaluation, use the true propensity score.This might be a desirable feature for academia, while the practical applicability is questionable as propensity scores are rarely known.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: