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Separation occurs when some classes of a categorical outcome can be perfectly distinguished by a linear combination of other variables.
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Doubt on d-separation
In the book: Bayesian Networks With Examples in R, the author shows three examples of d-separation:
He cites:
Then, just a few lines below, the author uses the dsep function, which returns FALSE for …
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