I am a student currently learning about causal forest and have some questions regarding the variable types and test_calibration Interpretation in causal forest.
Does causal forest support scenarios where the treatment variable is continuous and the outcome variable is binary?
The documentation states: "If Y.hat or W.hat = NULL, these are estimated using a separate regression forest." Does this mean I can skip predicting Y.hat and W.hat before setting up the causal forest and just use the default parameters?
Is a significant value of differential.forest.prediction between 2 and 3 acceptable, and what is the implication of such a relatively high value?
Stefan has a nice video lecture here on interpreting that kind of calibration exercise. You might find this recent grf feature, RATE, easier to interpret.
Hi, Thanks for your work.
I am a student currently learning about causal forest and have some questions regarding the variable types and
test_calibration
Interpretation in causal forest.differential.forest.prediction
between 2 and 3 acceptable, and what is the implication of such a relatively high value?Best Regards.