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Presented by: Professor Marloes Maathuis - ETH Zurich
Causal questions are fundamental in all parts of science. Answering such questions from non-experimental data is notoriously difficult, but there has been a lot of recent interest and progress in this field. I will discuss current approaches to this problem and outline their potential as well as their limitations. The concepts and methods will be illustrated by several examples.
Causal questions are fundamental in all parts of science. Answering such questions from non-experimental data is notoriously difficult, but there has been a lot of recent interest and progress in this field. I will discuss current approaches to this problem and outline their potential as well as their limitations. The concepts and methods will be illustrated by several examples.
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