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Exploring the Use of Q-Learning in Causal Inference for Adaptive Interventions,ty of populations; adaptive interventions that are effective in one subgroup may be ineffective in another. Response-adaptive designs potentially reducing the likelihood of selecting the most appropriate treatment for each individual..In this context, we present Q-learning, an extension of regressio

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J. I. Ruz-Franzi,J. M. González-Dardervery level of parental SES, the attempt would nonetheless fail to eliminate the marginal Black-White gap in schooling due to the endogeneity of parental SES. We propose a novel solution that replaces the original scale of an endogenous confounder with a scale preserving one’s within-group relative s

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M. Dolores Ruiz-Medina,Mariano J. Valderramaty of populations; adaptive interventions that are effective in one subgroup may be ineffective in another. Response-adaptive designs potentially reducing the likelihood of selecting the most appropriate treatment for each individual..In this context, we present Q-learning, an extension of regressio