DR-ME is the first semiparametrically efficient finite-location kernel test for interpretable distributional treatment effects, using orthogonal doubly robust features derived from observational data.
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A neural doubly robust proxy causal learning framework using mean embeddings for treatment bridges provides consistent estimators for causal dose-response functions under unobserved confounding for continuous and structured treatments.
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