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On the unity between observational and experimental causal discovery
2021
THEORIA : an International Journal for Theory, History and Fundations of Science
James Woodward (2020) supplements his celebrated interventionist account of causation and explanation with a set of new ideas about causal and explanatory asymmetries, which he extracts from some cutting-edge methods for causal discovery from observational data. Among other things, Woodward draws interesting connections between observational causal discovery and interventionist themes that are inspired in the first place by experimental causal discovery, alluding to a sort of unity between
doi:10.1387/theoria.22691
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