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most citedCausal Inference Theory with Information Dependency Models

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cs.DM2021★ 3 cited

Causal Inference Theory with Information Dependency Models

Benjamin Heymann, Michel de Lara, Jean-Philippe Chancelier

Inferring the potential consequences of an unobserved event is a fundamental scientific question. To this end, Pearl's celebrated do-calculus provides a set of inference rules to d…

cs.DM2021★ 1 cited

Topological Conditional Separation

Michel de Lara, Jean-Philippe Chancelier, Benjamin Heymann

Pearl's d-separation is a foundational notion to study conditional independence between random variables. We define the topological conditional separation and we show that it is eq…

cs.DM2021★ 2 cited

Conditional Separation as a Binary Relation. A Coq Assisted Proof

Jean-Philippe Chancelier, Michel de Lara, Benjamin Heymann

The concept of d-separation holds a pivotal role in causality theory, serving as a fundamental tool for deriving conditional independence properties from causal graphs. Pearl defin…

math.OC2021

Decomposition-Coordination Method for Finite Horizon Bandit Problems

Michel de Lara, Benjamin Heymann, Jean-Philippe Chancelier

Optimally solving a multi-armed bandit problem suffers the curse of dimensionality. Indeed, resorting to dynamic programming leads to an exponential growth of computing time, as th…

math.OC2021★ 1 cited

Best Convex Lower Approximations of the l 0 Pseudonorm on Unit Balls

Thomas Bittar, Jean-Philippe Chancelier, Michel de Lara

Whereas the norm of a vector measures amplitude (and is a 1-homogeneous function), sparsity is measured by the 0-homogeneous l0 pseudonorm, which counts the number of nonzero compo…

math.OC2021

Conditional Infimum and Hidden Convexity in Optimization

Jean-Philippe Chancelier, Michel de Lara

Detecting hidden convexity is one of the tools to address nonconvex minimization problems. After giving a formal definition of hidden convexity, we introduce the notion of conditio…