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course on data science for economists
Streamline a data analysis process
The cause2e package provides tools for performing an end-to-end causal analysis of your data. Developed by Daniel Grünbaum (@dg46).
Full-featured Decision Trees and Random Forests learner.
This repository is created to support the paper 'CAMS: An Annotated Corpus for Causal Analysis of Mental health on Social media' which is submitted to Language Resources and Evaluation Conference 2022 we introduce a new dataset for Causal Analysis of Mental health illness in Social media posts (CAMS). We first introduce the annotation schema for this task of causal analysis. The causal analysis comprises two types of annotations, viz, causal interpretation and causal categorization. We show the efficacy of our scheme in two ways: (i) crawling and annotating 3155 Reddit data and (ii) re-annotate the publicly available SDCNL dataset of 1896 instances for interpretable causal analysis. We further combine them as CAMS dataset.
Friendly introduction to causal inference
My journey through data science
Code for investigating the factors affecting GRDP in a provincial level, and the short‑term, long‑term, and overall effects of the affecting variables.
CausalVerse: An R toolkit expediting causal research & analysis. Streamlines complex methodologies, empowering users to unveil causal relationships with precision. Your go-to for insightful causality exploration.
The repository shows an approach to perform casual inference on Breast Cancer Data. Causal inference is carried out to determine the independent, actual effect of breast cancer that is component of a larger system
Reversed-engineered Transformer models as a benchmark for interpretability methods
I use Microsoft Excel to forecast house prices for Damian Realty, identify factors affecting house prices using causal analysis, and provide inferences for realty stakeholders
Learning Dynamic Treatment Regime (DTR) via meta-learners
This is the public repository of the code implementation for KCRL.
This script, titled "Multiple Regression and Causal Analysis," conducts a series of univariate, bivariate, and multivariate analyses to explore the relationship between government expenditure, gross domestic product (GDP), drug seizures, and the United Nations Drug Control Treaty.