Improving covariate balance in 2K factorial designs via rerandomization with an application to a New York City Department of Education high school study
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Improving covariate balance in \(2^K\) factorial designs via rerandomization with an application to a New York City Department of Education high school study
Improving covariate balance in \(2^K\) factorial designs via rerandomization with an application to a New York City Department of Education high school study
Recommendations
- Rerandomization in 2K factorial experiments
- Causal inference from 2K factorial designs by using potential outcomes
- Rerandomization to improve covariate balance in experiments
- Rerandomization: a complement or substitute for stratification in randomized experiments?
- Covariate adjustment in randomization-based causal inference for 2K factorial designs
Cited in
(15)- Rerandomization with diminishing covariate imbalance and diverging number of covariates
- Rerandomization in 2K factorial experiments
- Causal inference for multiple treatments using fractional factorial designs
- Pair-Switching Rerandomization
- Balancing covariates in multi-arm trials via adaptive randomization
- Randomization-based Joint Central Limit Theorem and Efficient Covariate Adjustment in Randomized Block 2 K Factorial Experiments
- PCA rerandomization
- No star is good news: a unified look at rerandomization based on \(p\)-values from covariate balance tests
- Inference for matched tuples and fully blocked factorial designs
- A Bayesian Criterion for Rerandomization
- Asymptotic theory of the best-choice rerandomization using the Mahalanobis distance
- Optimal allocation with known covariates into two treatments under generalized linear model through Hybrid VNS algorithm
- Forward selection and post-selection inference in factorial designs
- Design-based causal inference for incomplete block designs
- Ridge rerandomization: an experimental design strategy in the presence of covariate collinearity
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