Is there a function that provides m-separation in partial ancestral graphs? #23
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Is there a function in pyagrum that provides m-separation in partial ancestral graphs described in this paper?: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0004370208001008? |
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Hi @kenneth-lee-ch , not for now. It would be easy to implement but the main problem is to choose which concept (and terminology) has to be implemented. For now, we have
Now, I am quite interested in a complete proposition (yours ?) of which concepts, terminology and algorithms we should implement in order to be quite exhaustive in this domain. I'm sure that if we were clear on this proposal, implementation would be swift. |
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Hi @kenneth-lee-ch , not for now. It would be easy to implement but the main problem is to choose which concept (and terminology) has to be implemented.
For now, we have
DAG and dseparation
UndiGraph and separation
PDAG and c-separation
In the "nightly" version, pyAgrum includes a
MeekRules
class that completes aMixedGraph
into aPDAG
and/orDAG
.Now, I am quite interested in a complete proposition (yours ?) of which concepts, terminology and algorithms we should implement in order to be quite exhaustive in this domain. I'm sure that if we were clear on this proposal, implementation would be swift.