Concept map: Forecasting vs causal what-if
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Insights 11
- Keep a small permanent randomised control share to measure what the model earns
- Never read price elasticity off observational fares and bookings when prices respond to demand
- Show the synthetic control's pre-period fit and a backdated placebo before showing the effect
- Read "X Granger-causes Y" as "X helps forecast Y", never as "changing X changes Y"
- Refuse to answer a "what if we change X" question with a forecast model
- Randomise fare tests by departure or route when treated and control passengers draw on the same seats
- Describe a regression discontinuity effect as local to the cutoff and do not extrapolate it to the whole base
- Do not answer a price what-if by changing the price input of a demand forecast
Projects 15
- Booking-flow A/B test: should the one-page passenger form ship?
- Late deliveries and review scores in a marketplace: how much damage, and on which lanes?
- Cost-sharing and doctor visits: pricing plan tiers from a randomized insurance experiment
- Readmissions by admitting specialty: case-mix-adjusted comparison without chasing noise
- From session data to an experiment backlog: which conversion drivers deserve a test?
- District math results: a binomial model that separates context from performance
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