Several existing methods have been shown to consistently estimate causal direction assum-ing linear or some form of nonlinear relationship and no latent confounders. However, the estimation results could be distorted if either assumption is violated. We develop an approach to determining the possible causal direction between two observed variables when latent confounding variables are present. We first propose a new linear non-Gaussian acyclic structural equation model with individual-specific effects that are sometimes the source of confounding. Thus, modeling individual-specific effects as latent variables allows latent confounding to be considered. We then propose an empirical Bayesian approach for estimating possible causal direction us...
Discovering causal relations among latent variables in directed acyclic graphical model
We present a novel Bayesian method for the challenging task of estimating causal effects from passiv...
We present a novel Bayesian method for the challenging task of estimating causal effects from passiv...
In psychology and social sciences, confirmatory data analysis and hypothesis testing are in active u...
This paper addresses the problem of inferring causation in a pair of linearly correlated continuous ...
[[abstract]]In statistics, general statistical analysis stresses on the relevance between the variab...
We propose a method to classify the causal relationship between two discrete variables given only th...
We propose a method to classify the causal relationship between two discrete variables given only th...
We propose a method to classify the causal relationship between two discrete variables given only th...
The issue of confounding, and the bias it can induce, is a key concern in epidemiology, and yet ther...
Structural causal models (SCMs), also known as (non-parametric) structural equation models (SEMs), a...
Discovering causal relationships between variables is a difficult unsupervised learning task, which ...
Discovering causal relationships between variables is a difficult unsupervised learning task, which ...
Inferring the direction of causal relationships is notoriously difficult. We propose a new strategy ...
The issue of confounding, and the bias it can induce, is a key concern in epidemiology, and yet ther...
Discovering causal relations among latent variables in directed acyclic graphical model
We present a novel Bayesian method for the challenging task of estimating causal effects from passiv...
We present a novel Bayesian method for the challenging task of estimating causal effects from passiv...
In psychology and social sciences, confirmatory data analysis and hypothesis testing are in active u...
This paper addresses the problem of inferring causation in a pair of linearly correlated continuous ...
[[abstract]]In statistics, general statistical analysis stresses on the relevance between the variab...
We propose a method to classify the causal relationship between two discrete variables given only th...
We propose a method to classify the causal relationship between two discrete variables given only th...
We propose a method to classify the causal relationship between two discrete variables given only th...
The issue of confounding, and the bias it can induce, is a key concern in epidemiology, and yet ther...
Structural causal models (SCMs), also known as (non-parametric) structural equation models (SEMs), a...
Discovering causal relationships between variables is a difficult unsupervised learning task, which ...
Discovering causal relationships between variables is a difficult unsupervised learning task, which ...
Inferring the direction of causal relationships is notoriously difficult. We propose a new strategy ...
The issue of confounding, and the bias it can induce, is a key concern in epidemiology, and yet ther...
Discovering causal relations among latent variables in directed acyclic graphical model
We present a novel Bayesian method for the challenging task of estimating causal effects from passiv...
We present a novel Bayesian method for the challenging task of estimating causal effects from passiv...