This paper suggests a revision of the theory of causal nets (TCN). In Section 1 we introduce an axiomatization of TCN based on a realistic understanding. It is shown that the causal Markov condition entails three independent principles. In Section 2 we analyze inde-terministic decay as the major counterexample to one of these principles: screening-off by common causes (SCC). We call (SCC)-violating common causes interactive causes. In Sec-tion 3 we develop a revised version of TCN, called TCN*, which accounts for interactive causes. It is shown that there are interactive causal models that admit of no faithful non-interactive reconstruction
If A caused B and B caused C, did A caused C? Although causality is generally regarded as transitive...
The development of causal modelling since the 1950s has been accompanied by a number of controversie...
We propose a new approach to infer the causal structure that has generated the observed statistical ...
This paper suggests a revision of the theory of causal nets (TCN). In Section 1 we introduce an axio...
Die Fähigkeit, kausale Beziehungen in der Welt zu entdecken und das Wissen um diese nutzb...
Daniel Hausman and James Woodward claim to prove that the causal Markov condition, so important to B...
AbstractThe Markov condition describes the conditional independence relations present in a causal mo...
The present text comments on a paper by Daniel Steel, in which the author claims to extent from the ...
This paper explores the relationship between a manipulability conception of causation and the causal...
Abstract We clarify the status of the so-called causal minimality condition in the theory of causal ...
Cartwright (Synthese 121(1/2):3-27, 1999a; The dappled world, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,...
The paper displays the similarity between the theory of probabilistic causation developed by Glymour...
The theories of causality put forward by Pearl and the Spirtes-Glymour-Scheines group have entered t...
We start this paper by arguing that causality should, in analogy with force in Newtonian physics, be...
If A caused B and B caused C, did A caused C? Although causality is generally regarded as transitive...
The development of causal modelling since the 1950s has been accompanied by a number of controversie...
We propose a new approach to infer the causal structure that has generated the observed statistical ...
This paper suggests a revision of the theory of causal nets (TCN). In Section 1 we introduce an axio...
Die Fähigkeit, kausale Beziehungen in der Welt zu entdecken und das Wissen um diese nutzb...
Daniel Hausman and James Woodward claim to prove that the causal Markov condition, so important to B...
AbstractThe Markov condition describes the conditional independence relations present in a causal mo...
The present text comments on a paper by Daniel Steel, in which the author claims to extent from the ...
This paper explores the relationship between a manipulability conception of causation and the causal...
Abstract We clarify the status of the so-called causal minimality condition in the theory of causal ...
Cartwright (Synthese 121(1/2):3-27, 1999a; The dappled world, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,...
The paper displays the similarity between the theory of probabilistic causation developed by Glymour...
The theories of causality put forward by Pearl and the Spirtes-Glymour-Scheines group have entered t...
We start this paper by arguing that causality should, in analogy with force in Newtonian physics, be...
If A caused B and B caused C, did A caused C? Although causality is generally regarded as transitive...
The development of causal modelling since the 1950s has been accompanied by a number of controversie...
We propose a new approach to infer the causal structure that has generated the observed statistical ...