Thanks for the great list.
I would suggest the following three points:
Synthetic Control Method
This is a relatively traditional econometric approach developed by Abadie. I added it because it was frequently used in causal inference in the public policy field.
Synthetic Difference in Differences
This is a recently published paper. As the name suggests, the model is a successful fusion of "Synthetic Control Method " and "Difference in Differences", which gives the impression of being more sophisticated.
Causal Impact
This model is frequently used in marketing-related fields. Since the idea is a natural extension of the Synthetic Control Method, it is included in the same table.
Thanks for the great list. I would suggest the following three points:
Synthetic Control Method This is a relatively traditional econometric approach developed by Abadie. I added it because it was frequently used in causal inference in the public policy field.
Synthetic Difference in Differences This is a recently published paper. As the name suggests, the model is a successful fusion of "Synthetic Control Method " and "Difference in Differences", which gives the impression of being more sophisticated.
Causal Impact This model is frequently used in marketing-related fields. Since the idea is a natural extension of the Synthetic Control Method, it is included in the same table.
Thank you.