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A classic classical discontinuity: "Leaping the Chasm" (1886) by Ashley Bennett, son of photographer Henry Hamilton Bennett, jumping to "Stand Rock". See www.wisconsinhistory.org
I am happy to announce that today I added 2 new chapters to Bayesuvius (my free, open source book on Bayesian Networks). The titles of the 2 new chapters…
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Judea Pearl (left) and Donald Rubin (right). The 2 fathers of PO. (Photo shot in 2014 and pilfered by me from "The Book of Why", by Judea Pearl.)
I am happy to announce that today I added 3 new chapters to Bayesuvius (my free, open source book on Bayesian Networks). The titles of the 3 new chapters are
Posted on December 9, 2020 at 7:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I've just written a new paper entitled: "Quantum d-separation and quantum belief propagation". Here is the abstract:
The goal of this paper is to generalize classical d-separation and classical Belief Propagation (BP) to the quantum realm. Classical d-separation is an essential ingredient of most of Judea Pearl's work. It is crucial to all 3 rungs of what Pearl calls the 3 rungs of Causation. So having a quantum version of d-separation and BP probably implies that most of…Continue
Posted on November 29, 2020 at 1:01pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Recently, someone (not me) suggested in a tweet to Judea Pearl, let's have a Kaggle** competition on the topic of Causal AI. I love the idea, so I am trying to promote it with this blog post. Big Pharma could fund such a competition for much less than what they pay for a TV commercial, and the technical insights they might gain from this exercise might prove to be invaluable to the pharmaceutical industry.…
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