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Simple Covariate Adjustment for Many Estimands Using Stable Balancing Weights
Covariate adjustment can improve precision in estimating treatment effects in clinical trials, and regulatory guidance increasingly encourages its implementation. Despite its benefits, covariate adjustment can require advanced statistical techniques or tailored approaches for different estimands, wh
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