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Doubly robust estimation of causal effects for random object outcomes with continuous treatments

连续处理下随机对象结局因果效应的双重稳健估计

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Bing Li
Xiao Wu
Lingzhou Xue

连续处理下随机对象结局因果效应的双重稳健估计

研究问题
当结局是图像、形状或分布等非欧几里得随机对象时,如何估计连续处理的因果效应,并对反事实对象进行预测?
方法与思路
作者利用 Hilbert 空间嵌入处理度量空间对象,结合 Fréchet 均值、双重去偏、交叉拟合及共形推断进行估计和预测。
材料陈述的贡献
摘要称建立随机对象连续处理的因果推断框架,推导有效影响函数与估计量渐近性质,并应用于颗粒物暴露和死亡年龄分布。
阅读关注点
应核对对象空间嵌入的要求、连续处理效应的定义、双重稳健与交叉拟合条件,以及共形预测保证针对何种反事实对象。
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原文摘要

Causal inference is central to statistics and scientific discovery, enabling researchers to identify cause-and-effect relationships beyond associations. While traditionally studied within Euclidean spaces, contemporary applications increasingly involve complex, non-Euclidean data structures that reside in abstract metric spaces, known as random objects, such as images, shapes, networks, and distributions. This paper introduces a novel framework for causal inference with continuous treatments applied to non-Euclidean data. To address the challenges posed by the lack of linear structures, we leverage Hilbert space embeddings of the metric spaces to facilitate Fréchet mean estimation and causal effect mapping. Motivated by a study on the impact of exposure to fine particulate matter on age-at-death distributions across U.S. counties, we propose a nonparametric, doubly-debiased causal inference approach for outcomes as random objects with continuous treatments. Our framework can accommodate moderately high-dimensional vector-valued confounders and derive efficient influence functions for estimation to ensure both robustness and interpretability. We establish rigorous asymptotic properties of the cross-fitted estimators and employ conformal inference techniques for counterfactual outcome prediction. Validated through numerical experiments and applied to real-world environmental data, our framework extends causal inference methodologies to complex data structures, broadening its applicability across scientific disciplines.

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