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Causal Inference via Kernel Deviance Measures

NeurIPS 2018 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Causal discovery · approach: Identifiability with hidden confounders · 30 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use KCDC direct comparison of conditional-embedding devianceKCDC · Additive noise synthetic datasetsclassification accuracy: 100%Helped
Use KCDC direct comparison of conditional-embedding devianceKCDC · Multiplicative noise synthetic datasetsclassification accuracy: 100%Helped
Use KCDC direct comparison of conditional-embedding devianceKCDC · Complex noise synthetic datasetsclassification accuracy: 98%; 92%; 100%Mixed
Use majority voting across kernel hyperparameters instead of direct comparison with one configurationKCDC · Tübingen Cause-Effect Pairsclassification accuracy: 72.87% -> 78.71%Helped
Use KCDC majority voting rather than the strongest listed baseline, CGNNTübingen Cause-Effect Pairs · Tübingen Cause-Effect Pairsclassification accuracy: 74.4% -> 78.71%Helped
Use KCDC across tested kernel hyperparametersUK, Canada, and USA GDP growth time series · Quarterly GDP growth, 1980–2011causal direction identificationHelped

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