Methods of discovering causal effects

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Methods of discovering causal effects: basically, after observing or interacting with the environment, how can we discover what causes what? When are we justified to claim causal effects (not just correlation)?

Method/strategy Notes Example
Try to deliberately control as many other variables as possible [1]
Randomized controlled trial [1] Michael Nielsen also talks about this in his tutorial
The do calculus This allows us to infer causal effects just by observation.

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