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stat.ME2026

A Mathematical Framework for Topological Causal Data Analysis

Hugo Gobato Souto, Ioannis Diamantis

The paper proposes a mathematical framework called Topological Causal Data Analysis (TCDA) that integrates topological representations with causal inference, providing identificati…

#topological data analysis#causal inference#banach spaces#identification
cs.LG2026

Multi-channel Uplift Policy Learning

Changjian Liu, Tianyu Wang, Xiaoxuan Deng +7

The paper proposes ReAlloc, a causal teacher‑student framework for allocating fixed marketing budgets across multiple e‑commerce channels, using unbiased local gradients and long‑t…

#uplift modeling#causal inference#budget allocation#multi-channel marketing
econ.EM2026

Linear Estimation of Structural and Causal Effects for Nonseparable Panel Data

Victor Chernozhukov, Ben Deaner, Ying Gao +2

The paper proposes linear sieve estimators with bias‑corrected ridge regressions to identify structural and causal effects in nonseparable panel data models that feature time‑varyi…

#panel data#nonseparable models#causal inference#structural estimation
stat.ME2026

Towards Best Practices for Covariate Adjustment in Regulatory Trials: From Fixed to Data-Adaptive Approaches

Laura B. Balzer, Lei Nie, Issa J. Dahabreh +15

The paper discusses how to improve precision in randomized clinical trials by using covariate adjustment, comparing traditional fixed parametric methods with flexible data‑adaptive…

#covariate adjustment#randomized trials#machine learning#causal inference
stat.ME2026

Doubly Robust Estimators of Quantile Treatment Effects With Semiparametric Cumulative Probability Models

Hao Wu, Chun Li, Bryan E. Shepherd

The paper proposes doubly robust semiparametric methods based on cumulative probability models to estimate quantile treatment effects and related distributional measures, providing…

#quantile treatment effect#causal inference#semiparametric models#cumulative probability model
econ.EM2026

Nonfundamentalness or missing information ? Evidence from causal-noncausal VARs in macro-finance

Lison Christiaens, Julien Hambuckers, Alain Hecq

The paper examines whether noncausal dynamics in macro‑finance VAR models stem from true nonfundamental behavior or from omitted common information, introducing a factor‑filtered m…

#causal inference#noncausal var#factor models#monetary policy