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Lecture slides, video recordings, and coding exercises from the 2024 Northwestern University Causal Inference Workshop. This repository is not affiliated with Northwestern University or the workshop.

  • Updated Aug 27, 2024
  • Stata

📊 EconKit — 一站式计量经济学实证分析工具 | All-in-one Econometrics Toolkit for Chinese Economics Students. DID/PSM/RDD/IV/FE/GMM, parallel trends, placebo tests, PDF report. No code needed.

  • Updated Mar 27, 2026
  • Python

Staggered-adoption causal platform: TWFE DiD, event study, parallel-trends and not-yet-treated ATTs + PSM in Python (statsmodels); TypeScript/Next.js dashboard with Zod validation; Jest + Playwright + pytest in Docker CI. Headline: GMV +6.3-8.2% (95% CI) on panel data.

  • Updated Aug 19, 2026
  • TypeScript

Causal inference project using DoWhy to isolate the true marketing lift of bank contact methods. Applies Propensity Score Stratification to remove selection bias from raw campaign data and delivers an interactive ROI simulator for budget decision-making.

  • Updated Mar 15, 2026
  • Python

This repository analyzes a marketing campaign using Propensity Score Matching, heterogeneous treatment effects, and causal forests to estimate the true impact of an algorithm across customer segments and channels. The project converts raw transactional and engagement data into actionable deployment recommendations and revenue impact estimates.

  • Updated Feb 20, 2026

Command-line guardrail for online experiments. Checks traffic allocation for sample ratio mismatch, runs the metric test that suits each metric's shape, corrects for multiple testing, re-estimates the effect under propensity score matching, and reports one of three verdicts. Validated against the 13.98M-row Criteo Uplift dataset.

  • Updated Aug 19, 2026
  • Python

A comparative performance study of Propensity Score Matching, Doubly Robust Estimation, and Stratification algorithms. Evaluates Average Treatment Effect (ATE) accuracy and computational runtime across high-dimensional and low-dimensional datasets using L1-penalized propensity score estimation.

  • Updated Dec 28, 2025
  • Jupyter Notebook

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