GEN 15375

Causal Inference

Stanford University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course covers statistical underpinnings of causal inference, with a focus on experimental design and data-driven decision making. Topics include randomization, potential outcomes, observational studies, propensity score methods, matching, double robustness, semiparametric efficiency, treatment heterogeneity, structural models, instrumental variables, principal stratification, mediation, regression discontinuities, synthetic controls, interference, sensitivity analysis, policy learning, dynamic treatment rules, invariant prediction, graphical models, and structure learning. We will also discuss the relevance of optimization and machine learning tools to causal inference. Prerequisite: STATS 300A and STATS 300B, or equivalent graduate-level coursework on the theory of statistics.

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