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Usually, you have some additional information, aside from the correlation itself. For example, instead of just knowing "some variable X correlates with some va
by mortehu 13y ago
Usually, you have some additional information, aside from the correlation itself. For example, instead of just knowing "some variable X correlates with some variable Y", you may know what X and Y actually are, and some facts about similar entities.
- foobarbazqux 13y agoBut don't you have that additional information in the Simpson's paradox examples?