Defining The Average Effect of Treatment on the Treated: Causal Inference Bootcamp

Here we introduce a new causal effect that you’ll often see: the average effect of treatment on the treated.

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Question - does measuring TOT effects instead of ITT change how you conduct your power + sample size calculation?

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How, plz how can I compute the counterfectaul like that?
What are the mrthods to make this calculation?

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Assuming homogeneous effects, we'd have ATE = ATT and you can simply run OLS to get the appropriate coefficients for both the treatment and the control variables.