Causal Graph
Causal graphs are probabilistic graphical models used to represent causal relationships between variables, aiming to infer cause-and-effect structures from observational or interventional data. Current research focuses on developing algorithms for causal discovery, including constraint-based and score-based methods, often incorporating techniques like Bayesian inference, neural networks (e.g., convolutional neural networks), and reinforcement learning to improve scalability and accuracy, especially in high-dimensional datasets with missing data or latent confounders. These advancements have significant implications for various fields, enabling more robust and explainable AI systems, improved decision-making in complex systems (e.g., supply chains, healthcare), and deeper understanding of biological processes.
Papers
Controlled Causal Hallucinations Can Estimate Phantom Nodes in Multiexpert Mixtures of Fuzzy Cognitive Maps
Akash Kumar Panda, Bart Kosko
Causal Graph Guided Steering of LLM Values via Prompts and Sparse Autoencoders
Yipeng Kang, Junqi Wang, Yexin Li, Fangwei Zhong, Xue Feng, Mengmeng Wang, Wenming Tu, Quansen Wang, Hengli Li, Zilong Zheng
Modeling and Discovering Direct Causes for Predictive Models
Yizuo Chen, Amit Bhatia
Constrained Identifiability of Causal Effects
Yizuo Chen, Adnan Darwiche
Factored space models: Towards causality between levels of abstraction
Scott Garrabrant, Matthias Georg Mayer, Magdalena Wache, Leon Lang, Sam Eisenstat, Holger Dell