Freek Oude Maatman
@freekoudemaatman.bsky.social
Theoretical(ly) Psychologist, Philpsy/Philsci |Joint PhD student @University of Groningen @Radboud University | Theory evaluation | Psychopathology | Complexity | he/him
Causal sufficiency refers to the assumption that no common cause of any pair of nodes in the network remains unmodeled (i.e., no confounding occurs).
Unmodeled confounds can create spurious edges in the network; below, the unmodeled confound C can cause such an edge between Y and Z.
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Unmodeled confounds can create spurious edges in the network; below, the unmodeled confound C can cause such an edge between Y and Z.
2/11
January 23, 2025 at 5:55 PM
Causal sufficiency refers to the assumption that no common cause of any pair of nodes in the network remains unmodeled (i.e., no confounding occurs).
Unmodeled confounds can create spurious edges in the network; below, the unmodeled confound C can cause such an edge between Y and Z.
2/11
Unmodeled confounds can create spurious edges in the network; below, the unmodeled confound C can cause such an edge between Y and Z.
2/11