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Policy learning via doubly robust empirical welfare maximization over trees

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Thank you for the package! I'm trying to estimate double robust scores for a binary outcome variable. However, when using double_robust_scores(), I get gamma values outside of 0-1. I can...

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The below post is more of a methodological question than a technical one. Based on what I've gathered, the _honest causal forest_ and _policy tree_ are two distinct yet related...

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Hi, Did anyone succeed to fit a policy tree of 4 levels depth.

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[tinytest](https://github.com/markvanderloo/tinytest) is a zero-dependency test suite alternative to the dependency heavy tidyverse package `testthat`.

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All the theory references for policytree are for adaptive trees, but some users may want to construct "honest" trees by fitting in one sample, then repopulating with the argmax in...

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I found it impossible to stop a running policy_tree without crashing R. You could consider to call Rcpp::checkUserInterrupt() from time to time in the C++ functions or something related.

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policy_tree() can't scale to my data size (100000 obs, 200 dimensional state/covariate, 20 actions) but multi_causal_forest() can scale, can I just use argmax of multi-action treatment effect estimation as a...

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Add `penalized_policy_tree(X, Gamma1, Gamma2, penalty.type = c("sum", "ratio"), lambda = 1, etc...)` ![Screen Shot 2022-10-25 at 21 52 16](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7185264/197937760-bfaf08cc-6554-4efa-b151-f36622d6ac7e.png) $\Gamma_{2,i}$ = 0 in a) is what `policy_tree` does, this PR...

In [this tutorial](https://bookdown.org/halflearned/tutorial/pl1.html#using-policytree), it is described how one can evaluate a policy tree which is generated in an _experimental_ setting: `# Only valid for experimental setting!` `# predicting pi(X[i]) for...

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I notice much variation in the variables that are selected by the policytree, depending on the size of the random training subset that is specified, in this step: #### Fit...

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