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Addendum to "A formal framework for representing mechanisms?"
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In (Gebharter 2014) I suggested a framework for modeling the hierarchical organization of mechanisms. In this short addendum I want to highlight some connections of my approach to the statistics and machine learning literature and some of its limitations not mentioned in the paper.Author's Profile
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What Is Going on Inside the Arrows? Discovering the Hidden Springs in Causal Models.Alexander Murray-Watters & Clark Glymour - 2015 - Philosophy of Science 82 (4):556-586.
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