Causal Inference: State-of-the-Art
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Philip Dawid
Opening Session
David Cox
Causality: some introductory comments
Steffen Lauritzen
Causal interpretation of chain graphs
Sander Greenland
Is causal inference anything more than predictive inference for intervention alternatives?
Don Rubin
The road to clear causal inference in practice: conceptualizing assignment mechanisms and predicting missing potential outcomes
James Robins
A bold vison of artificial intelligence and philosophy:
finding causal effects without background knowledge or statistical
independencie
Carlo Berzuini
Causal inference in genetic epidemiology
Chris Holmes
Searching for causal variants in genetic and genomic epidemiology
Arvid Sjolander
A principal stratification approach to assess the differences in prognosis between cancers caused by hormone replacement therapy and by other factors
Constantine Frangakis
Addressing design effects in instrumental variables models using principal stratification
Graham Dunn
Evaluation of potential mediators and surrogate outcomes in randomised trials of complex interventions
Nanny Wermuth
On intervertions, replication and confounding
Andrew Pickles
Trajectories in human development and attribution of cause
Ilya Shpitser
Dormant independence for causal discovery
Vanessa Didelez
Instrumental variables methods, mendelian randomisation and interpretation of causal parameters
Els Goetghebeur
A comparison of instrumental variable estimators for the causal effect of an exposure on a dichotomous outcome
Thomas Richardson
The Markov structure resulting from DAGs with latent variables under pseudo-interventions
Paul Rosenbaum
Heterogeneity and causality
Philip Dawid
Beware of the DAG!
Abstract
Peter Spirtes
Inference of dynamical equations from equilibrium states
Abstract
Elja Arjas
(Chairman)
Odd Aalen
David Clayton
Richard Emsley
Antonio Forcina
Arvid Sjolander
Panel discussion
Roland Ramsahai
Supplementary variables for causal estimation
Miguel Hernán
How to estimate the effects of hypothetical interventions, if we only had the data
Krista Fischer
Assessing the effect of blinding in a trial with open and blind arms
Ian White
When is causal inference useful in clinical trials?
Damien Fennell
Reflections on Causality and Causal Inference
Carlo Berzuini
Luisa Bernardinelli
Closing session