Structural Model Selection is a model selection paradigm that, as opposed to purely statistical or performance-based criteria, emphasizes the comparative evaluation and choice of models based on their underlying theoretical or architectural configurations, distinguishing it by prioritizing the identification of the most appropriate structural assumptions or causal mechanisms governing the system under study.
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