Causal models and intelligent data management
This book is divided into two parts. Part I consists of four articles on causal methods. Part II consists of seven articles on intelligent data management. Authors and titles follow. Part I. \textit{J. Pearl}, ``Statistics, Causality, and Graphs, \textit{G. Shafer}, ``Causal Conjecture, \textit{A. P. Dawid}, ``Who Needs Counterfactuals?, \textit{N. Cartwright}, ``Causality: Independence and Determinism. Part II. \textit{D. J. Hand}, ``Intelligent Data Handling and Deep Understanding, \textit{A. Gammerman} and \textit{V. Vovk}, ``Learning Algorithms in High-Dimensional Spaces, \textit{C. S. Wallace} and \textit{K. B. Korb}, ``Learning Linear Causal Models by MML Sampling. \textit{Y. E. Malashenko} et. al., ``Game Theory Approach to Multicommodity Flow, Network Vulnerability Analysis, \textit{P. Kontkanen} et. al., ``On the Accuracy of Stochastic Complexity Approximations, \textit{X. Liu}, ``AI Modelling for Data Quality Control, \textit{R. S. Forsyth}, ``New Directions in Text Categorization. An extensive lists of references accompanies each article which makes the book an excellent source for those interested in pursuing these and related areas further. The articles are numbered from 1 to 11. In article 2, all references to equations, figures and literature references are incorrectly prefixed with 1 rather than 2.
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