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Hmm. A System Search for "unemployment" shows you how unemployment is (importantly) related to crime, health, substance abuse, and suicide. https://www.system.

Hmm. A System Search for "unemployment" shows you how unemployment is (importantly) related to crime, health, substance abuse, and suicide. https://www.system.com/view/topic/lBZj8Zxk60L?view_context=graph https://www.system.com/view/topic/lBZj8Zxk60L?view_context=g... https://docs.system.com/system/using-system/finding-and-exploring-a-system https://docs.system.com/system/using-system/finding-and-expl... What are you seeing?

zepearl 5y ago
I agree - to me it displays suicide & crime & health. Btw. personally I expected something like health & education & <other stuff, e.g. economic> => I guess that it depends on the point of view, if "upstream"/"downstream", cause/effect? My mindset was therefore expecting an upstream/cause link, but it looks like that it shows the downstream/effect of what is being queried?
- mehdijamei 5y ago
  (note: I am the Director of Data Science at System) Thank you for the question. We don't distinguish the upstream and downstream effect at the moment. However, we do encode directionality of pieces of evidence that construct those relationships. If you drill down on any relationship, you will find directionality arrows. (note that I am not using directionality as the evidence of causality. That's something that we are currently working on). More information on our methodology are in our docs: https://docs.system.com/system/how-system-works/relationships-methodology https://docs.system.com/system/how-system-works/relationship...
  - zepearl 5y ago
    Thank you :)
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