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randomization inference: a standalone construct

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Causal inference

testing a sharp null of no effect by comparing the observed statistic with its distribution over all treatment assignments the design could have produced.

In causal inference, randomization inference refers to testing a sharp null of no effect by comparing the observed statistic with its distribution over all treatment assignments the design could have produced. This meaning comes from Fisher (1935) in The design of experiments.[1]

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Recovery means
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References

Fisher, R. A. (1935). The design of experiments. Hafner Pub. Co. ISBN 9780028446905

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