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Graphical methods for investigating causality, the related [confounder] tag, do-calculus, interventions, and counterfactuals.
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When the direction of causation can plausiblely run in either direction, is there a good sta...
If you have good timeseries data of each, the standard approach would likely be granger causality or transfer entropy. Note that these approaches are not necessarily measures of true causality, but I …
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