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Mayo Clinic x causaLens: Towards Causal Analysis of Genetic Factors for Colorectal Cancer
Mayo Clinic and causaLens researchers leveraged Causal AI techniques to discover causal drivers of Colorectal Cancer. In this paper, we […]
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Data Generating Process to Evaluate Causal Discovery Techniques for Time-Series Data
causaLens’ NeurIPS 2020 paper sets out a framework for benchmarking causal discovery techniques time-series data. causaLens researchers Andrew Lawrence, Marcus […]
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Domain Knowledge in A*-Based Causal Discovery
Causal discovery has become a vital tool for scientists and practitioners wanting to discover causal relationships from observational data. While most previous approaches to causal discovery have implicitly assumed
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Unsuitability of NOTEARS for Causal Graph Discovery
Many popular causal discovery algorithms have significant limitations in applied settings. causaLens’ Marcus Kaiser and Maksim Sipos show how one […]
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An Overview of the Methodologies of Causal Discovery
Until recently, discovering cause-and-effect relationships involved conducting a carefully controlled experiment or else relying on raw human intuition. Technological breakthroughs […]
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Equality of Effort via Algorithmic Recourse
AI systems are increasingly used in many socially significant applications, such as loan approval, hiring decisions, legal processes, and healthcare, sometimes encoding existing human
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Causal Analysis of the TOPCAT Trial: Spironolactone for Preserved Cardiac Function Heart Failure
Complex trials with heterogeneities in the data pose a significant challenge for traditional techniques of statistical analysis. Suboptimal patient cohort […]
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A Causal Analysis of Harm
Defining harm is essential for dealing with the many legal and regulatory issues around the growing integration of autonomous systems in society. Consider, for example, the question of harm in accidents involving self-driving cars.
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On Testing for Discrimination Using Causal Models
causaLens’ own Hana Chockler in collaboration with Cornell’s Joe Halpern set out novel causal methods for detecting discrimination. The paper, […]
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