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Suppose I impose prior knowledge that X and Y are sink nodes, i.e. they have not outgoing edges. Then, I would like to forbid using them when building a skeleton using the separation set procedure.
The rationale is the following -- I know that X and Y cause nothing, they can only be children nodes in the causal graph. Thus, I cannot use them to discard causal links because, again, they are not causal drivers of anything.
I hope that makes sense. Let me know if you disagree or have questions.
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Suppose I impose prior knowledge that X and Y are sink nodes, i.e. they have not outgoing edges. Then, I would like to forbid using them when building a skeleton using the separation set procedure.
The rationale is the following -- I know that X and Y cause nothing, they can only be children nodes in the causal graph. Thus, I cannot use them to discard causal links because, again, they are not causal drivers of anything.
I hope that makes sense. Let me know if you disagree or have questions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: