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Estimation of a treatment effect based on a modified covariates method with L0 norm
Kensuke TaniokaiD, Kaoru Okuda, Satoru HiwaiD, Tomoyuki HiroyasuiD
Abstract
AO_SCPLOWBSTRACTC_SCPLOWIn randomized clinical trials, we assumed the situation that the new treatment is not adequate compared to the control treatment as result. However, it is unknown if the new treatment is ineffective for all patients or if it is effective for only a subgroup of patients with specific characteristics. If such a subgroup exists and can be detected, the patients can receive effective therapy. To detect subgroups, we need to estimate treatment effects. To achieve this, various treatment effect estimation methods have been proposed based on the sparse regression method. However, these methods are affected by noise. Therefore, we propose new treatment effect estimation approaches based on the modified covariate method, one using lasso regression and the other ridge regression, using the L0 norm. The proposed approach was evaluated through numerical simulation and real data examples.
- research focus: differential expression
- research focus: drug response / drug discovery
- research focus: perturbation response prediction
- approach: statistical model
- approach: machine learning (classical)
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