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Chapter 06 - plot titles
For the plot titles E[T=1|IQ] - E[T=0|IQ] is used, however I believe
- E[Y|T=1] - E[Y|T=0] (or E[Y|T=1, IQ] - E[Y|T=0, IQ] as it won't matter) should be used for the first plot
- E[Y|T=1, IQ=1] - E[Y|T=0, IQ=1] (or {E[Y|T=1, IQ] - E[Y|T=0, IQ] }/IQ) - for the second one This is essentially a question of notation, however E[T=1|IQ] most probably would be considered by one as P(T=1|IQ)