Mark Gerstein

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All these capabilities were still in the future in 1988, when I started thinking about how to marry causation to diagrams. I only knew that Bayesian networks, as then conceived, could not answer the questions I was asking. The realization that you cannot even tell A B C apart from A B C from data alone was a painful frustration.
The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect
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