@adiba_ejaz: How can causal (and statistical) models generalize to novel combinations of interacting objects? Our work w/ @eliasbare…
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This paper presented at ICML explores how causal and statistical models can generalize to novel combinations of interacting objects, with a poster session scheduled at the conference.
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How can causal (and statistical) models generalize to novel combinations of interacting objects? Our work w/ @eliasbareinboim at @icmlconf considers this question. Happy to chat about the paper and causal world models more broadly!
Poster: Wed Jul 8 5-6:45 PM KST Hall A #4207 https://t.co/EO1xhZaW4m
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