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Causal Inference with R - Experiments

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Welcome to the Causal Inference with R – Experiments, the 2nd of 7 courses on causal inference concepts and methods created by Duke University with support from eBay, Inc. Designed to teach you about concepts, methods, and how to code in R with realistic data, this course focuses on experiment design, working with data from controlled and natural experiments, and dealing with noncompliance. We’ll stay away from dense statistical math and focus instead on higher level concepts that data scientists need to always consider when examining and making inferences about experimental data. The course instructors and creators are Dr. Matt Masten (Duke University), James Speckart (Duke), Brian Aronson (Duke), Dr. Tyler Ransom (University of Oklahoma), Dr. Bentley Coffey (University of South Carolina), and Alexandra Cooper (Duke).

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Introduction

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Randomized Experiments & Statistical Inference

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Practice with Published Experiments - The Oregon Health Insurance Experiment

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Common Issues in Experiments

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Dealing with Noncompliance in Experiments

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Long-term Average Treatment Effects

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Natural Experiments

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Bounds Analysis & Putting It All Together

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