Shrinkage Bayesian Causal Forest with Instrumental Variable
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Discovering interpretable subgroups whose complier effects deviate from the average is a central goal of instrumental variable analysis under imperfect compliance, yet existing tree-based methods degrade when most covariates are irrelevant to the effect. We propose Shrinkage Bayesian Causal Forest with Instrumental Variable (SBCF-IV) for discovering and estimating subgroups with heterogeneous Complier Average Causal Effects (CACE) in sparse high-dimensional settings. SBCF-IV places a sparsity-inducing Dirichlet prior on the splitting probabilities of the Bayesian Additive Regression Trees that estimate the conditional intention-to-treat and the complier share, concentrating posterior mass on the few covariates that moderate the complier effect and thereby regularizing effect estimation. The posterior split frequencies additionally enter a downstream CART as variable-level costs that steer the partition toward relevant moderators, providing an interpretable division of the covariate space. Monte Carlo experiments show that, as the share of irrelevant covariates grows, SBCF-IV recovers the true partition more reliably than its non-sparse predecessor BCF-IV at the tree and unit level, and retains nominal coverage where BCF-IV's intervals deteriorate. We apply the method to the Oregon Health Insurance Experiment and the 401(k) eligibility data.