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Interventions Change the Game

To understand the effects of taking action, it's important to distinguish between observation and intervention. This process, known as causal inference, is more than just analyzing data.

Key concepts:

  • Intervention
  • Causal inference
  • Data mining

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"The Book of Why" explores how humans think about cause and effect. Judea Pearl revolutionizes science with causal reasoning, explaining how we can go beyond data correlation to ask deeper “why” questions—and build machines that truly understand.

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