Causal Inference
Created by: Michael E. Sobel
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- 3.0 Rating
6 Reviews
Michael E. Sobel
Michael Sobel is a professor of Statistics at Columbia University. His research interests lie primarily in the area of causal inference, where he has published papers on the subjects of mediation, interference, longitudinal causal inference using fixed effects models, meta-analysis, compliance, and causal inference for fMRI experiments, in which massive amounts of time series data are collected for subjects under varying experimental conditions. In addition to extending his work on fMRI, he is also working on interference in observational studies using fixed effects models, and he is working to develop some new estimands for counterfactual inference more broadly.
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Reviews
By Agnes v B on 4-Aug-19
It is a very good intro to CI with proofs and references to recent developments.However, I have to subtract some stars because the quality in material preparation of this course is not up to usual Coursera standards: for the first week there are no slides (so it's hard to follow), and some answers in the exams are not correct. This has been pointed out on this course's discussion forums, but nobody involved in the preparation of this course replies on its discussion forums.
By Lucas B on 6-Jun-19
A good course. Lot's of insights on Propensity Score Matching. They show good references to those willing to read some articles. Although quick classes, exercises are easy and very practical.
By Charles H on 16-Dec-18
The selection of material is excellent and the professor covers an amazing amount of ground in a handful of lectures. Currently, however, there are many superficial problems with the course, including repeated errors in the quizzes and lectures that are confusing because the slides are missing.
By Max B on 26-Nov-18
Great course. Really interesting and condensed content. A perfect course for analysts and data scientists. I will be recommending this to a few of my colleagues. For some reason there are no slides in week 1 but don't worry there are slides from week 2 onwards
By Byron S on 30-Oct-18
Not having access to slides and materials negates any interest in proceeding with this course.
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Overall Score : 60 / 100







