Causation and Computation

Interactive Causation: a Neurosymbolic Agent

Interactive Causation Agent (ICA), a novel unsupervised adaptive neurosymbolic model based on a theory of causality (Interactive Causation), is defined, offering an interactive computational approach to problems in the algorithmic computing of interaction. Interactive Causation provides a compatible framework of nonalgorithmic computation and environment, permitting tractable computation of tem...

The Automation of Discovery

Clark Glymour is Alumni University Professor of Philosophy at Carnegie Mellon University, and Senior Research Scientist at the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition and John Pace Eminent Scholar at the University of West Florida. He is the author or coauthor of numerous articles and books, including “The Mind’s Arrows” (2001), “Computation, Causation and Discovery” (1999), and “Thinking Thi...

A Ghazalian Predicament Epistemology and Metaphysics of Causation in the Works of Ghazali

مفهوم علیت در پارادایم‌های پزشکی

In this article, we aim to discuss one of the essential concepts of medicine. As a rule, such studies attempt to clarify the philosophical principals of medicine, whereby the act of medic can be regulated based on his clear perceptions of the principles of his knowledge. In this article, we will evaluate the concept of causation in medicine from a philosophical point of view and through histor...

The Probability of Causal Explanation

We present a probabilistic theory of causal explanations, which integrates probabilistic and causal knowledge. Unlike most other approaches where a causal explanation is a hypothesis that one or more causative events occurred , we deene an explanation of a set of observations to be the occurrence of a chain of causation events. These causation events constitute a scenario where all the observat...