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| 10 * ! | Sun, 8/4/2013, 2:00 PM - 3:50 PM | CC-510b | |
| Innovations in Propensity Score Methods for Addressing New Causal Questions in Observational Studies — Invited Papers | |||
| Committee on Women in Statistics , Mental Health Statistics Section , International Chinese Statistical Association , Section on Statistics in Epidemiology | |||
| Organizer(s): Booil Jo, Stanford University | |||
| Chair(s): Jennifer Hill, New York University | |||
| 2:05 PM | Understanding Causal Effects in Observational Studies with Instrumental Propensity Score — Jing Cheng, University of California, San Francisco ; Winston Lin, University of California, Berkeley | ||
| 2:25 PM | Marginal Mean Weighting Through Stratification for Identifying Subpopulation-Specific Optimal Treatment Sequences — Guanglei Hong, The University of Chicago | ||
| 2:45 PM | Competing Versions of Ignorability Assumptions in Causal Mediation Analysis — Booil Jo, Stanford University ; Elizabeth Stuart, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health | ||
| 3:05 PM | Discussant: Michael Elliott, University of Michigan | ||
| 3:25 PM | Discussant: Elizabeth Stuart, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health | ||
| 3:45 PM | Floor Discussion | ||
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