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Splitting the Difference: Interpretable Causal Forests for Treatment Effect Heterogeneity and Bias
In various fields, such as medicine and marketing, accurately predicting individual treatment effects holds significant promise. However, achieving reliable predictions alone is often insufficient for making informed decisions; it is equally important to understand why the treatment effect is higher for some individuals than for others. To address this two-fold challenge of prediction and interpretation, we introduce an algorithm based on decision trees and random forests for estimating individual treatment effects. Our algorithm is simple: it operates exactly like a standard random forest, bu
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-09-15T10:43:57.000Z
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