Discriminant Learning Machines
Abstract
The cause-effect pair challenge has, for the first time, formulated the cause-effect problem as a learning problem in which a causation coefficient is trained from data. This can be thought of as a kind of meta learning. This chapter will present an overview of the contributions in this domain and state the advantages and limitations of the method as well as recent theoretical results (learning theory/mother distribution). This chapter will point to code from the winners of the cause-effect pair challenge.