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Confounding Bias Analysis
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The Problem of Unmeasured Confounding
We can never be certain we've measured all confounders.
Quantitative bias analysis asks:
- How strong would unmeasured confounding need to be to explain the result?
- What is the bias-corrected estimate given assumptions about the confounder?
Parameters needed:
- Prevalence of U among exposed and unexposed
- Effect of U on outcome
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