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You can easily generate joint estimands corresponding to Counterfactual Means, Average Treatment Effects or Average Interaction Effects by using the `factorialEstimand` function.
To estimate a joint estimand you can use any of the estimators defined in this package exactly as you would do it for a one dimensional estimand, see [Estimation](@ref).
To estimate a joint estimand you can use any of the estimators defined in this package exactly as you would do it for a one dimensional estimand.
There are two main use cases for them that we now describe.