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Causality quantification and its applications
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EngineeringTime Series PredictionCausality QuantificationCausal InferenceData ScienceData MiningManagementStatisticsNumerical Time SeriesNonlinear Time SeriesCausal ModelPredictive AnalyticsTemporal Pattern RecognitionForecastingCausal StructureCausal ReasoningTime Series AnalysisAutomated ReasoningSymbolic DataCausalityData Modeling
Time series prediction is an important issue in a wide range of areas. There are various real world processes whose states vary continuously, and those processes may have influences on each other. If the past information of one process X improves the predictability of another process Y, X is said to have a causal influence on Y. In order to make good predictions, it is necessary to identify the appropriate causal relationships. In addition, the processes to be modeled may include symbolic data as well as numerical data. Therefore, it is important to deal with symbolic and numerical time series seamlessly when attempting to detect causality.
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