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Constraint-based analysis for causal discovery in population-based biobanks

2019-03-04

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Availability of large genetic databases has led to the development of powerful causal inference methods that use genetic variables as instruments to estimate causal effects. Such methods typically make many assumptions about the underlying causal graphical model, are limited in the patterns they search for in the data, and there is no guide for systematic analysis of a large database. Here, we present cGAUGE, a ne...

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da80c8e7-aa6c-5127-95aa-4c8d55ae8215
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10.1101/566133
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