An open source and end-to-end library for causal inference
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This week’s guests are Amit Sharma (Principal Researcher) and Emre Kiciman (Senior Principal Researcher) of Microsoft Research. We talk about practical applications of causal inference, a set of tools and techniques that enable data teams to draw causal conclusions based on data. Amit and Emre are part of the team behind DoWhy, a new open source library for estimating causal effects based on historical data alone, particularly useful when we cannot run an experiment because of time, expense, or ethical concerns.
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