We develop a semiparametric Bayesian approach for estimatingthe mean response in a missing data model with binary outcomesand a nonparametrically modelled propensity score. Equivalently, weestimate the causal effect of a treatment, correcting nonparamet-rically for confounding. We show that standard Gaussian processpriors satisfy a semiparametric Bernstein–von Mises theorem undersmoothness conditions. We further propose a novel propensity score-dependent prior that provides efficient inference under strictly weakerconditions. We also show that it is theoretically preferable to modelthe covariate distribution with a Dirichlet process or Bayesian boot-strap, rather than modelling its density
The Dirichlet process mixture regression (DPMR) method is a technique to produce a very flexible reg...
In this thesis we present novel approaches to regression and causal inference using popular Bayesian...
In this thesis we present novel approaches to regression and causal inference using popular Bayesian...
Frequentist semiparametric theory has been used extensively to develop doubly robust (DR) causal est...
Frequentist semiparametric theory has been used extensively to develop doubly robust (DR) causal est...
Frequentist semiparametric theory has been used extensively to develop doubly robust (DR) causal est...
This manuscript addresses two topics in Bayesian inference for causal effects. 1) Treatment noncomp...
Drawing inferences about the effects of treatments and actions is a common challenge in economics, e...
This body of work develops new Bayesian nonparametric (BNP) models for estimating causal effects wit...
This body of work develops new Bayesian nonparametric (BNP) models for estimating causal effects wit...
In this thesis we present novel approaches to regression and causal inference using popular Bayesian...
Drawing inferences about the effects of exposures or treatments is a common challenge in many scient...
In this dissertation, we propose methodology to account for missing data as well as a strategy to ac...
Causal inference concerns finding the treatment effect on subjects along with causal links between t...
The Dirichlet process mixture regression (DPMR) method is a technique to produce a very flexible reg...
The Dirichlet process mixture regression (DPMR) method is a technique to produce a very flexible reg...
In this thesis we present novel approaches to regression and causal inference using popular Bayesian...
In this thesis we present novel approaches to regression and causal inference using popular Bayesian...
Frequentist semiparametric theory has been used extensively to develop doubly robust (DR) causal est...
Frequentist semiparametric theory has been used extensively to develop doubly robust (DR) causal est...
Frequentist semiparametric theory has been used extensively to develop doubly robust (DR) causal est...
This manuscript addresses two topics in Bayesian inference for causal effects. 1) Treatment noncomp...
Drawing inferences about the effects of treatments and actions is a common challenge in economics, e...
This body of work develops new Bayesian nonparametric (BNP) models for estimating causal effects wit...
This body of work develops new Bayesian nonparametric (BNP) models for estimating causal effects wit...
In this thesis we present novel approaches to regression and causal inference using popular Bayesian...
Drawing inferences about the effects of exposures or treatments is a common challenge in many scient...
In this dissertation, we propose methodology to account for missing data as well as a strategy to ac...
Causal inference concerns finding the treatment effect on subjects along with causal links between t...
The Dirichlet process mixture regression (DPMR) method is a technique to produce a very flexible reg...
The Dirichlet process mixture regression (DPMR) method is a technique to produce a very flexible reg...
In this thesis we present novel approaches to regression and causal inference using popular Bayesian...
In this thesis we present novel approaches to regression and causal inference using popular Bayesian...