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A Brief Introduction to Causal Inference
Author(s) -
Son Phuc Nguyen
Publication year - 2021
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.53901/ezfy6oj557r
Subject(s) - causal inference , inference , mainstream , causality (physics) , positive economics , epistemology , causal reasoning , economics , psychology , econometrics , political science , philosophy , law , cognition , physics , quantum mechanics , neuroscience
Causal inference has been of interest in economics for many decades with a great deal of notable work like the Granger’s causality which directly lead to a Nobel Prize in Economics. The question of cause and effect is of paramount importance in making high-stake decisions such as economic policies. Besides, in the last ten years, causal inference in articial intelligence has gradually become a mainstream with remarkable work such as the do-calculus by Judea Pearl. In this paper, we would like to discuss some fundamental ideas in causal inference.

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