MAY 14 – 17, 2024 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
| 32-P | Post-ion inference for causal effects after causal discovery | Ting-Hsuan Chang | |
| 34-P | Causal Discovery in Directed, Possibly Cyclic, Graphical Models | Pardis Semnani | |
| 41-P | A Decision-Theoretic Framework for Sample Selection in Randomized Experiments | Yuchen Hu | |
| 42-P | Regression-Based Proximal Causal Inference | Jiewen Liu | |
| 43-P | Credible Evidence of Gender Discrimination Using Instrumental Inequality | Jiwoo Kim | |
| 67-P | Operational Challenges in Scaling Randomized Trials: The Role of Capacity Constraints | Hannah Li | |
| 83-P | Online Learning in the Face of Unemployment | Kiet Le | |
| 104-P | Independent-Set Design of Experiments for Estimating Treatment and Spillover Effects under Network Interference | Chencheng Cai | |
| 105-P | Quasi-randomization tests for network interference | Supriya Tiwari | |
| 130-P | Causal Inference with High-dimensional Discrete Covariates | Zhenghao Zeng | |
| 141-P | Survival after hospitalization: Constructing counterfactual time-to-event outcomes for difference-in-differences studies | Laura Hatfield | |
| 146-P | Sequential Synthetic Difference in Differences | Aleksei Samkov | |
| 148-P | Beyond parallel trends: unifying difference-in-differences and synthetic controls | Denis Agniel | |
| 178-P | Efficient combination of observational and experimental datasets with structural information about outcome mean functions | Harrison Li | |
| 203-P | Flexibly Estimating and Interpreting Heterogeneous Treatment Effects of Laparoscopic Surgery for Cholecystitis Patients | Luke Keele | |
| 206-P | Causal Q-Aggregation for CATE Model Selection | Hui Lan | |
| 209-P | Qini Curves for Multi-Armed Treatment Rules | Erik Sverdrup | |
| 210-P | Active Feature Acquisition in Precision Medicine | Michael Valancius | |
| 244-P | Manipulating a Continuous Instrumental Variable: Algorithm, Partial Identification Bounds, and Inference under Randomization and Biased Randomization Assumptions | Min Haeng Cho | |
| 247-P | Identifying Causal Effects of Nonbinary, Ordered Treatments using Multiple Instrumental Variables | Nadja van t Hoff | |
| 248-P | Online Education: Savior or Saboteur of Productivity in the Modern Era? | Octavio M. Aguilar | |
| 250-P | Impact of Prosecutorial Systems on Charging Decisions: Application of the Instrumental Variable Method | Takuma Iwasaki | |
| 282-P | Strategic Decision-Making in the Presence of Information Asymmetry: Provably Efficient RL with Algorithmic Instruments | Mengxin Yu | |
| 293-P | Statistical Learning for Constrained Functional Parameters in Infinite-Dimensional Models with Applications in Fair Machine Learning | Razieh Nabi | |
| 313-P | Gaussian Processes for Social Scientists: A powerful tool for addressing model-dependency and uncertainty | Soonhong Cho | |
| 319-P | Comprehensive Causal Machine Learning | Jana Mareckova | |
| 351-P | Powerful Partial Conjunction Hypothesis Testing via Conditioning | Biyonka Liang | |
| 360-P | Using a separable effects model to overcome extreme positivity violation and distinguish the causal effects of surgery and anesthesia | Amy Pitts | |
| 362-P | Separable pathway effects for semi-competing risks in multi-state models, with application to leukemia data | Yuhao Deng | |
| 453-P | Test-Negative Designs with Various Reasons for Testing: Statistical Bias and Solution. | Mengxin Yu | |
| 457-P | Identifying sparse treatment effects in high-dimensional outcome spaces | Yujin Jeong | |
| 463-P | Causal Inference for Balanced Incomplete Block Designs | Taehyeon Koo | |
| 468-P | Rothman sufficient cause urn analysis of the truncation by death problem | Jaffer Zaidi | |
| 480-P | Blessing of Multiple Control Groups in Fuzzy Regression Discontinuity Designs: Evaluating Extended Time Accommodations | Youmi Suk | |
| 498-P | A Split-Sampling Framework for Powerful Design of Observational Studies under Unmeasured Confounding | William Bekerman | |
| 512-P | Single Proxy Synthetic Control | Chan Park | |
| 514-P | A new perspective on synthetic controls | Yujin Jeong | |
| 515-P | The Perils of Nonstationary Data in Synthetic Control Applications | Hongyu Mou | |
| 547-P | Minimax Optimal Estimates of Individual Causal Effects in Panel Data under Heterogeneous Two Way Fixed Effects Models | Calvin Tolbert | |
| 552-P | Local Longitudinal Modified Treatment Policies | Herbert Susmann | |
| 554-P | Two-Step Targeted Minimum-Loss Based Estimation for Non-Negative Two-Part Outcomes | Nicholas Williams | |
| 558-P | Off-Policy Learning of Content Promotions: Optimizing Digital Distribution Channels | Joel Persson | |
MAY 14 – 17, 2024 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

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