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The majority of the books listed in the first link in these comments are about whether and when we can determine causality given observational data - data where
by zwaps 6y ago
The majority of the books listed in the first link in these comments are about whether and when we can determine causality given observational data - data where the system is perturbed, just not by us (and not as we would ideally like).
- a9h74j 6y agoI have not looked at the links, but aren't there people who use Bode plots to estimate direction-of-causality, given time-series data? IIRC there are basic relationships between wide-frequency phase behavior and, e.g., impulse-response functions. There is apparent phase information beyond correlation and ANOVA.