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Introduction
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What are randomized control trials
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Potential outcomes model
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Experimental design
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Average treatment effect
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Thompson estimator
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Difference of means
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Measuring variance
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Variance expression
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IID case
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Balanced design
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Covariance
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Gramschmidt walk
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Variance
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Tradeoff parameter
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Guarantees
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Sub Gaussian tails
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Algorithm explanation
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Algorithm analysis
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Projections
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Two crucial factors
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Intuition for variance calculation
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Ideal case
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Phases
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Variance bound
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Orthonormal basis
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Can we improve
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The gramschmidt walk
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Better confidence intervals
Description:
Explore the application of discrepancy theory to enhance randomized controlled trial design in this comprehensive lecture. Delve into the potential outcomes model, experimental design, and average treatment effect. Examine the Thompson estimator, difference of means, and methods for measuring variance. Investigate balanced designs, covariance, and the Gram-Schmidt walk algorithm. Analyze sub-Gaussian tails, algorithm explanations, and projections. Gain insights into variance calculations, ideal cases, and phases of the process. Discover how to achieve better confidence intervals and understand the crucial factors influencing trial outcomes. Learn about orthonormal bases and the potential for improvement in randomized controlled trial methodologies.

Using Discrepancy Theory to Improve the Design of Randomized Controlled Trials - Daniel Spielman

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