Treatment Interference
Treatment Interference is a causal inference phenomenon in which the treatment assigned to one unit affects the outcomes of other units, violating the standard assumption of non-interference in experimental design.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Harvard University
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Yale University
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Stanford University
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Fordham University
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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University of California San Diego
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Harvard University Press
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