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Proximal causal inference through cross-proxy balancing
Proximal causal inference identifies causal effects in the presence of unmeasured confounding by drawing on two sets of proxy variables. Identification typically utilizes bridge functions, defined as solutions to integral equations. However, the mechanism by which fitted bridge functions correct for
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