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Distributional Balancing with Machine Learning for Clinical Trial Augmentation Using Real-World Data
In clinical trials, randomization of treatment and control groups is typically used to ensure the groups have similar covariate distributions on average, resulting in unbiased causal effect estimation. Such balanced covariate distributions are hard to achieve in practice, however, due to recruitment
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