Andrew Heiss • 12/18/2021

How to use Bayesian propensity scores and inverse probability weights

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This technical article discusses the philosophical and mathematical conflicts between Bayesian inference and traditional propensity score methods like inverse probability weighting. It details the author's exploration of a workaround to integrate these approaches for causal inference using R, Stan, and brms, aiming to enable Bayesian analysis with weighted data.

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#Bayesian Statistics #Causal Inference #Inverse Probability Weighting
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