When data is missing unevenly across groups, inverse probability weighting adjusts by giving more weight to underrepresented observations. This statistical technique corrects selection bias in surveys and causal studies. Epidemiologists, economists, and social scientists rely on it to draw accurate conclusions from incomplete datasets, ensuring their findings reflect the broader population.
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