Revolutionizing Causal Inference with Data-Driven Information Theory
Analysis
This research introduces a groundbreaking data-driven information-theoretic framework! It promises to sharply identify causal effects even when dealing with unmeasured confounding factors, a significant advancement for robust analysis. The approach utilizes novel information-theoretic bounds to offer accurate conditional causal effect identification.
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Reference / Citation
View Original"Our key theoretical contribution shows that the f-divergence between the observational distribution P(Y | A = a, X = x) and the interventional distribution P(Y | do(A = a), X = x) is upper bounded by a function of the propensity score alone."
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ArXiv Stats MLJan 27, 2026 05:00
* Cited for critical analysis under Article 32.