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I know it's an introductory course, that's why I was asking if anybody knew any course that did. And even if it is introductory, you need some previous knowledg
by cyrksoft 5y ago
I know it's an introductory course, that's why I was asking if anybody knew any course that did. And even if it is introductory, you need some previous knowledge to get to this course.
I haven't found any CS curriculum that teaches causal inference in any way (maybe in optional courses, but that misses the point) and I think that it is a huge mistake. Causality is more important than simple prediction.
I don't understand why CS people escape causality in most courses, not even mentioning it.
- missingsteps2 5y agoPerhaps using deep learning methods for bayesian neural networks (*) is very recent. Belief Networks in Modern AI chapter 19, section 6. https://www.nature.com/articles/s42256-020-0218-x https://www.nature.com/articles/s42256-020-0218-x