Refining causality
Tristan Snowsill, Nick Fyson, Tijl De Bie, Nello Cristianini · 2011
Inferring causal networks behind observed data is an active area of research with wide applicability to areas such as epidemiology, microbiology and social science. In particular recent research has focused on identifying how information propagates through the Internet. This research has so far only used temporal features of observations, and while reasonable results have been achieved, there is often further information which can be used.