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Balancing Efficiency and Equity in Classroom Assignment under Endogenous Peer Effects
This paper presents a three-step empirical framework for optimizing classroom assignments under endogenous peer effects, using data from the China Education Panel Survey (CEPS). We design \textit{PeerNN}, a neural network that mimics endogenous network formation as a discrete choice model, generat
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