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Bitesize "What Would Have Happened?" - Bayesian Synthetic Control Explained
Today's clip is from Episode 154 of the podcast, with Thomas Pinder. In this conversation, Thomas Pinder explains how Bayesian methods naturally lend themselves to causal modeling, and why that matters for real-world bus...
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Bitesize "What Would Have Happened?" - Bayesian Synthetic Control Explained is an episode from Learning Bayesian Statistics by Alexandre ANDORRA. Today's clip is from Episode 154 of the podcast, with Thomas Pinder. In this conversation, Tho...
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