A distributionally robust treatment effect predictor that shrinks estimates toward zero while preserving the sign of the source ATE, derived via Wasserstein balls and Fréchet partial identification bounds.
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Distributionally Robust Treatment Effect
A distributionally robust treatment effect predictor that shrinks estimates toward zero while preserving the sign of the source ATE, derived via Wasserstein balls and Fréchet partial identification bounds.