Bayesian Inference for Dynamic Treatment Regimes: Mobility, Equity, and Efficiency in Student Tracking
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动态处理方案的贝叶斯推断：学生分层中的流动、公平与效率
- 研究问题
- 当中间结果既受既往处理影响又影响后续处理分配时，如何估计动态方案的因果效应并寻找兼顾成绩与公平的政策？
- 方法与思路
- 作者在序贯可忽略处理分配的框架下扩展贝叶斯因果推断，估计不同方案的效应、最优方案及可行结果集合。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要报告学生数学分层应用，称所研究样本中的最优动态方案提高平均最终成绩并降低不平等，未出现约束性的公平效率权衡。
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- 应核对序贯可忽略性的含义与可信度、可比较方案的范围，以及最优分层规则和公平效率结果对模型设定的依赖。
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Policies in health, education, and economics often unfold sequentially and adapt to changing conditions. Such time-varying treatments pose problems for standard program evaluation methods because intermediate outcomes are simultaneously pretreatment confounders and posttreatment outcomes. This article extends the Bayesian perspective on causal inference and optimal treatment to these types of dynamic treatment regimes. A unifying idea remains ignorable treatment assignment, which now sequentially includes selection on intermediate outcomes. I present methods to estimate the causal effect of arbitrary regimes, recover the optimal regime, and characterize the set of feasible outcomes under different regimes. I demonstrate these methods through an application to optimal student tracking in ninth and tenth grade mathematics. For the sample considered, student mobility under the status-quo regime is significantly below the optimal rate and existing policies reinforce between-student inequality. An easy to implement optimal dynamic tracking regime, which promotes more students to honors in tenth grade, increases average final achievement to 0.07 standard deviations above the status quo while lowering inequality; there is no binding equity-efficiency tradeoff. The proposed methods provide a flexible and principled approach to causal inference for time-varying treatments and optimal treatment choice under uncertainty. This article has online supplementary material.