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( Follow up of the discussion from issue #10 )
LSEQ, Logoot, Treedoc do not require tombstones (although the latter is hybrid). They need some sort of causality tracking mechanism that will track the…
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I read your article carefully and want to try to reproduce your code.I was recently working on a multi-lingual event causality data set, and I was trying to reproduce the code in your paper, but I enc…
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Raphael 'kena' Poss (knz) commented:
Users are asking how to ensure that SERIALIZABLE isolation translates to sequential execution over time (i.e. results from a committed txn A are visible from a t…
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I take part in #nanolipo, and for #punchcardlipo day, I write 80 char sentences.
I actually use courier new so I can see at a glance if they’re the right length.
Doesn’t quite work in this docu…
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We have a stub on introduction to causality [here](https://github.com/py-why/dowhy/blob/master/docs/source/user_guide/causality_intro.rst). It will be great to add links to good books/video courses/bl…
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It would be nice if we could add links to our cards on the members page. That could for example be a link to the projects that we are working on, or a link to an external source (personal webpage, Res…
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Dear Diviyan:
I found that in doc
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46189446/114964903-353cce00-9ea2-11eb-80a1-f1164ce8a188.png)
Does the return value of this function is between …
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Queries by keyword should return meaningful results (see the examples “Titanic” and “Causality”. Troubleshoot why we get a lot of seemingly unrelated competitions.
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- ~Using L1 regularization instead L2 to induce more sparseness/interpretability~
- ~Measure causality of final linear layer~
- Explicitly limit the residual component in PCBM-h
- Test finetuned CL…
dgcnz updated
7 months ago
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### What problem are you trying to solve?
*What is my program busy doing right now?* For synchronous applications, this question can be answered by capturing stack traces from the running program. Fo…