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> Part of the reason is that you need a-priori knowledge of the causal relationships (coarse grained I.e direction) between your variables. Isn't there a whole
by kobeya 10y ago
> Part of the reason is that you need a-priori knowledge of the causal relationships (coarse grained I.e direction) between your variables.
Isn't there a whole book, titled Causality by Dr. Pearl, on teasing causal relationships out of data, explicitly for this purpose?