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The s-value: evaluating stability with respect to distributional shifts

NeurIPS 2023 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Uncertainty and Gaussian processes · approach: Bayesian decision-making under uncertainty · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use partial transfer with covariates identified as unstableATE estimation on the DJW/DJWC split · Lalonde DJW/DJWCATE estimation errorHelped
Use full transfer with all covariates instead of partial transferATE estimation on the DJW/DJWC split · Lalonde DJW/DJWCATE estimation errorNo clear effect
Use partial transfer with covariates identified as unstableRegression coefficient estimation · Wine Qualityestimation errorHelped
Use full transfer with all covariates instead of partial transferRegression coefficient estimation · Wine Qualityestimation errorNo clear effect
Apply transfer at α=0.01 for the density coefficientRegression coefficient estimation · Wine Qualityestimation errorNo clear effect
Use directional s-values to identify unstable covariates before collecting target-distribution dataTwo-stage parameter transfer · NSW and Wine Qualityestimation errorHelped

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