Tipton, 2013 - Google Patents
Stratified sampling using cluster analysis: A sample selection strategy for improved generalizations from experimentsTipton, 2013
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- Tipton E
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- Evaluation review
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Background: An important question in the design of experiments is how to ensure that the findings from the experiment are generalizable to a larger population. This concern with generalizability is particularly important when treatment effects are heterogeneous and …
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