Causal Relation
Causal relation research aims to identify and understand cause-and-effect relationships within data, moving beyond simple correlations to reveal underlying mechanisms. Current efforts focus on developing robust algorithms and models, including constraint-based methods, neural networks (like those employing Granger causality or score matching), and large language models (LLMs) for extracting causal information from text and other data sources. These advancements are crucial for various fields, enabling more accurate predictions, improved decision-making in areas like healthcare and policy, and a deeper understanding of complex systems across scientific disciplines. The integration of human expertise and background knowledge is also a growing focus, aiming to improve the reliability and interpretability of causal inferences.
Papers
TS-CausalNN: Learning Temporal Causal Relations from Non-linear Non-stationary Time Series Data
Omar Faruque, Sahara Ali, Xue Zheng, Jianwu Wang
CausalChaos! Dataset for Comprehensive Causal Action Question Answering Over Longer Causal Chains Grounded in Dynamic Visual Scenes
Paritosh Parmar, Eric Peh, Ruirui Chen, Ting En Lam, Yuhan Chen, Elston Tan, Basura Fernando