Myoung-jae Lee

Professor Emeritus

Korea University

South Korea

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Myoung-jae Lee is a Professor Emeritus at Korea University in South Korea. His research primarily focuses on advanced statistical methodologies, including fuzzy multi-score regression discontinuity, endogenous treatment effects, and propensity score analysis. Recent publications highlight his contributions to understanding heterogeneous treatment effects and optimizing statistical models for binary responses.

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Jin-Young Choi

Associate Professor

Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

SOUTH KOREA

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Minimally capturing heterogeneous complier effect of endogenous treatment for any outcome variable

Linear Probability Model Revisited: Why It Works and How It Should Be Specified

Endogenous treatment effect for any response conditional on control propensity score

Overlap weight and propensity score residual for heterogeneous effects: A review with extensions

Complier and monotonicity for Fuzzy Multi-score Regression Discontinuity with partial effects

Regression Discontinuity for Binary Response and Local Maximum Likelihood Estimator to Extrapolate Treatment

Regression Discontinuity with Integer Score and Non-Integer Cutoff

Score manipulation, density continuity and intent-to-treat effect for regression discontinuity

Finding mover–stayer quantile difference due to unobservables using quantile selection corrections

Review and comparison of treatment effect estimators using propensity and prognostic scores

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Jin-Young Choi

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