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Line 131: == Directed acyclic graph (DAG) explanation of randomization == Randomization is the cornerstone of many scientific claims. To randomize, means that we can eliminate the confounding factors. Say we study the effect of '''A''' on '''B.''' Yet, there are many unobservables '''U''' that potentially affect '''B''' and confound our estimate of the finding. To explain these ~~kind~~kinds of issues, statisticians or econometricians nowadays use [[directed acyclic graph]].{{Needs update\|date=July 2024}} ==See also==

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