Across
- 3. Type of variable used to control hidden causation effects.
- 8. Symbol used for intervention, written as do(X=x).
- 10. Researcher who introduced modern causal inference (Judea __).
- 12. The study of cause-and-effect relationships.
- 15. Influence of a hidden variable affecting relationships.
- 16. Table that stores conditional probabilities for each node.
- 17. Forcing a variable to take a value in causal inference.
- 18. Structure of a causal network (Directed Acyclic Graph).
- 19. Criterion used to determine independencies in a causal network.
Down
- 1. A node that receives influence from a parent node.
- 2. A structure made of nodes and directed links.
- 4. Represents a variable in the causal network.
- 5. Refers to cause-and-effect relationships in networks.
- 6. Reasoning about what would have happened if conditions changed.
- 7. Visual representation of relationships among variables.
- 9. A directed line representing causal influence.
- 10. A cause node directly linked to a child node.
- 11. A node where two causal arrows meet.
- 13. A node influenced by another node in the network.
- 14. Related to nodes that appear as causes of another node.
