Das synthetische Expositionsregister für Interferenz

Jede Zeile nennt eine Aussage zu dieser Abbildung, ihre Quelle und die Art ihrer Prüfung.

• A HH08-C1 "a fundamental assumption usually made in causal inference is that of no interference between individuals or units that is the potential outcomes of one individual are assumed to be unaffected by the treatment assignment of other individuals"Hudgens & Halloran. (2008). Toward Causal Inference With Interference captured 2026-09-06
• A HH08-C3 "we propose estimands for direct indirect total and overall causal effects of treatment strategies in this setting", with relations among them establishedHudgens & Halloran. (2008). Toward Causal Inference With Interference captured 2026-09-06
• A HH08-C4 The estimand follows the design: the paper considers "a population of groups of individuals where interference is possible between individuals within the same group" and proposes estimands for that settingHudgens & Halloran. (2008). Toward Causal Inference With Interference captured 2026-09-06
• A HH08-C6 Interference changes what the outcomes ARE, not merely their direction: "the potential outcomes of one individual are assumed to be unaffected by the treatment assignment of other individuals", and where that fails the comparisons must be respecifiedHudgens & Halloran. (2008). Toward Causal Inference With Interference captured 2026-09-06
• B R11-OWN-C1 Interference is a situation in which one unit's outcome depends on another unit's treatment or exposure under the declared windowAuthor framework grounded in HH08-C1 and HH08-C2
• B R11-OWN-C2 An exposure mapping translates own and other-unit assignments into the exposure condition used by the estimandAuthor framework grounded in HH08-C3 and HH08-C4
• B R11-OWN-C5 The six-row exposure ledger must preserve unit, own assignment, other-unit assignment, exposure rule, outcome window, and estimandAuthor operating framework
• B R11-OWN-C8 The illustrative ledger contains no campaign, customer, territory, or network outcome dataAuthor synthetic object

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