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Limits of Estimating Heterogeneous Treatment Effects: Guidelines for Practical Algorithm Design

ICML 2018 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Treatment effects · approach: Benchmarking treatment effect models · 59 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
separate outcome-specific regression structure (non-stationary kernel / separate surfaces) instead of single-surface modelCATE estimators on IHDP · IHDPout-of-sample √PEHEHelped
adding doubly-robust hyperparameter tuning and non-stationary kernel to a stationary GPGP model for CATE · IHDPout-of-sample √PEHE: roughly 2-fold PEHE improvementHelped
over-smoothing the NSGP prior (beta0 > alpha0) (ablation)NSGP on Brownian synthetic data · synthetic Brownian response surfaceslog-log PEHE learning rateHurt
increasing selection bias strength eta from 0 to 1/2 (ablation)NSGP on Brownian synthetic data · synthetic Brownian response surfaceslog-log PEHE slopeNo clear effect
using a stationary kernel instead of non-stationary kernel (ablation)GP model on Brownian synthetic data · synthetic Brownian response surfaceslearning rateHurt
removing selection-bias correction (non-stationary kernel without doubly-robust tuning) (ablation)NSGP on Brownian synthetic data · synthetic Brownian response surfacesPEHE offsetHurt

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