A Ramsey Test Analysis of Causation for Causal Models

Holger Andreas · Mario Günther

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Philosophy and History of Science Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge Bayesian Modeling and Causal Inference

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We aim to devise a Ramsey test analysis of actual causation. Our method is to define a strengthened Ramsey test for causal models. Unlike the accounts of Halpern and Pearl ([2005]) and Halpern ([2015]), the resulting analysis deals satisfactorily with both overdetermination and conjunctive scenarios.

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