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Penalized Spline of Propensity Methods for Treatment Comparison: Rejoinder

We thank the discussants for their constructive comments and additional suggestions, and here address the questions they raised, focusing particularly on the applicability of PENCOMP to other causa...

Roderick J. A. Little | Michael R. Elliott | Tingting Zhou

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