An intuitive introduction to Propensity Score Matching
Propensity score matching is a common technique used to estimate the effects of a treatment or program when you don't have a randomized controlled experiment. In particular, it's used when you have observational data that includes pre-program characteristics that determine whether or not each individual received the treatment.
In this video, I work through a simple example of how it works and give you the basic intuition for the method. I also talk briefly about how to assess how well the method works, and discuss the method's advantages and disadvantages relative to multiple regression.
Intended audience: Folks who have had some exposure to linear regression models, but want to learn more statistical methods.
Видео An intuitive introduction to Propensity Score Matching канала Doug McKee
In this video, I work through a simple example of how it works and give you the basic intuition for the method. I also talk briefly about how to assess how well the method works, and discuss the method's advantages and disadvantages relative to multiple regression.
Intended audience: Folks who have had some exposure to linear regression models, but want to learn more statistical methods.
Видео An intuitive introduction to Propensity Score Matching канала Doug McKee
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