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A. Philip Dawid, Vanessa Didelez
The authors explain how observational records can evaluate dynamic treatment policies, in which actions depend on a patient’s evolving history. They define stability as cross-regime agreement in conditional distributions and require positivity for histories and actions used by a policy. Under stated assumptions, G-recursion derives policy consequences; a graphical example shows it can apply without simple stability, but with limited identification.
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