- or
causally independent, if
neither causally precedes the other. In this case, a
process may
observe either C
before D, or D
before C. The
Causal Precedence...
- {\displaystyle x}
strictly causally precedes y {\displaystyle y} (often
denoted x < y {\displaystyle x<y} ) if
there exists a ****ure-directed
causal (non-spacelike)...
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Causal AI is a
technique in
artificial intelligence that
builds a
causal model and can
thereby make
inferences using causality rather than just correlation...
- all
events in the universe,
including human decisions and actions, are
causally inevitable.
Deterministic theories throughout the
history of philosophy...
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Causal inference is the
process of
determining the independent,
actual effect of a
particular phenomenon that is a
component of a
larger system. The main...
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Causalism holds behavior and
actions to be the
result of
previous mental states, such as beliefs, desires, or intentions,
rather than from a
present conscious...
- A
causal map can be
defined as a
network consisting of
links or arcs
between nodes or factors, such that a link
between C and E means, in some sense, that...
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would be
causally impotent in the
physical world. However, as Kim has agreed, it
seems intuitively problematic to
strip mental events of
their causal power...
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Lewis proposed the
following definition of the
notion of
causal dependence: An
event E
causally depends on C if, and only if, (i) if C had occurred, then...
- outcomes" as a
language for
asking causal questions.: 269 In 1983
Cartwright proposed that any
factor that is "
causally relevant" to an
effect be conditioned...
