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Experimental Site Selection under Directional Distribution Shifts
Multi-site studies are widely used across the social sciences, education, and medicine to learn the effects of interventions across heterogeneous populations. But deployment populations, on which a given intervention is implemented, may differ systematically from the experimental population on which
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