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performing-causal-analysis

Estimate causal effects from existing data. Use when fitting or interpreting DiD, ITS, synthetic control, regression discontinuity, or other treatment-effect analyses, including robustness checks and counterfactual plots. For choosing a study design before analysis, use designing-experiments instead.

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# Performing Causal Analysis

Executes causal analysis on existing data. This skill owns model setup, treatment-effect estimation, counterfactual comparison, robustness checks, and interpretation of fitted causal results.

It does not own the earlier question of which experiment or quasi-experiment should be designed before analysis begins.

## Workflow

1.  **Load Data**: Ensure data is in a Pandas DataFrame.
2.  **Initialize Experiment**: Use the appropriate class (see References).
3.  **Fit & Model**: Models are fitted automatically upon initialization if arguments are provided.
4.  **Analyze Results**: Use `summary()`, `print_coefficients()`, and `plot()`.

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