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Different directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) may be Markov equivalent in thesense that they entail the same conditional independence relations among theobserved variables. Meek (1995) characterizes Markov equivalence classes forDAGs (with no latent variables) by presenting a set of orientation rules thatcan correctly identify all arrow orientations shared by all DAGs in a Markovequivalence class, given a member of that class. For DAG models with latentvariables, maximal ancestral graphs (MAGs) provide a neat representation thatfacilitates model search. Earlier work (Ali et al. 2005) has identified a setof orientation rules sufficient to construct all arrowheads common to a Markovequivalence class of MAGs. In this paper, we provide extra rules sufficient toconstruct all common tails as well. We end up with a set of orientation rulessound and complete for identifying commonalities across a Markov equivalenceclass of MAGs, which is particularly useful for causal inference.

A Characterization of Markov Equivalence Classes for Directed Acyclic Graphs with Latent Variables