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Identifying the Group to Intervene on to Maximize Effect Under Cross-Group Interference
In many networked systems, interventions applied to one group of units can induce substantial causal effects on another group through cross-group interference pathways. Despite its practical importance in domains such as public health, digital marketing, and social policy, the problem of identifying
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