Causality and Machine Learning

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Given a language model, can we tell whet…

Research Focus: April 23, 2025
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In this issue: our CHI 2025 & ICLR 2025 …

What's Your Story podcast | Emre Kiciman
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| Johannes Gehrke と Emre Kiciman

Emre Kiciman shares how some keen observ…

black and white photos of Emre Kiciman, Senior Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research and Amit Sharma, Principal Researcher at Microsoft Reserach, next to the Microsoft Research Podcast
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| Ashley Llorens, Emre Kiciman, と Amit Sharma

Emre Kiciman and Amit Sharma join Ashley…

Microsoft Research Focus 12 edition, week of March 27, 2023
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Welcome to Research Focus, a series of b…

Microsoft Research - Research Focus 05 Week of November 28th, 2022
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This special edition of Research Focus h…

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Causal machine learning with Microsoft’s…

A flowchart showing the DoWhy library process. Input Data and Domain Knowledge are injected into the library, where they go through four steps: Model causal mechanisms; Identify target estimands; Estimate causal effect; and Refute estimate. The process produces the output labelled Causal effect.
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| Emre Kiciman と Amit Sharma

Identifying causal effects is an integra…

Graphical representation of how our adversarial training approach works for solving the instrumental variable problem. The problem is viewed as a zero-sum game between a learner and an adversary. The learner attempts to find models that satisfy all moment constraints and the adversary flags violating moment constraints. Then the learner tries to correct the model to also satisfy the flagged constraint. A good model is learned when the adversary cannot find large violations
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| Vasilis Syrgkanis

We are going through a new shift in mach…