Identification of Bivariate Causal Directionality Based on Anticipated Asymmetric Geometries
Identification of Bivariate Causal Directionality Based on Anticipated Asymmetric Geometries explores This paper proposes two novel methods, Anticipated Asymmetric Geometries and Monotonicity Index, to identify causal directionality in bivariate numerical data, outperforming existing methods on real-world examples.. Commercial viability score: 3/10 in Causal Inference.
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