In building a confidence interval for ATE in experimental data, which of the following is not required?
A) The average outcome of the treated group
B) The average outcome of the control group
C) The number of subjects in the control group
D) Null hypothesis proposed value of the ATE

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The null hypothesis proposed value of the ATE is not required to build a confidence interval for the Average Treatment Effect (ATE) in experimental data. Confidence intervals are constructed to estimate the range within which the true ATE is likely to lie, based on the observed data, without assuming a specific value for the ATE under the null hypothesis.

In Building a Confidence Interval for ATE in Experimental Data