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It appears that we do not have the first method ever invented for causal inference: Granger causality. (at least, I couldnt find it in the docs).
Even though it is not to be used in practice, we should have it for historical and comparison reasons.
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It appears that we do not have the first method ever invented for causal inference: Granger causality. (at least, I couldnt find it in the docs).
Even though it is not to be used in practice, we should have it for historical and comparison reasons.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: