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Deep learning of causal structures in high dimensions under data limitations | Nature Machine Intelligence

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Download PDF Subjects Computational models Machine learning A preprint version of the article is available at arXiv. Abstract Causal learning is a key challenge in scientific artificial intelligence as it allows researchers to go beyond purely correlative or predictive analyses towards learning underlying cause-and-effect relationships, which are important for scientific understanding as well as for a wide range of downstream tasks. Here, motivated by emerging biomedical questions, we propose a deep neural architecture for learning causal relationships between variables from a combination of h

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