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Differentially Private Average Treatment Effect Estimation by Propensity Score Blocking
Average treatment effect (ATE) estimation in observational studies is a fundamental statistical tool used frequently in social science, medicine, and other fields. These fields often work with sensitive data where privacy protections are important, so a differentially private mechanism for ATE estim
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