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Causal Effect Identifiability under Partial-Observability

ICML 2020 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Causal discovery · approach: Causal effect identification · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use embedding factors and minimum viable embedding factors (MVEFs) to identify gc-factors under partial observability, combined via exact cover (GID-PO algorithm)causal effect identification under partial observability (GID-PO) · theoretical; Fig. 1/Fig. 7 example graphidentifiability of Px(y)Helped
Naive gc-factor identification using only full-graph factors F (no projection onto V') versus gc-decomposition on projected graph (ablation)Px(y) in Fig. 7a graph · theoretical exampleidentifiability of Px(y)Hurt
Run GID-PO's MVEF-based identification versus naive exhaustive check of Lemma 3 (O(mn^4 2^n))GID-PO algorithm complexity · theoretical complexity analysisruntime complexityHelped

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