Telcs, András
(BME SZIT)
Causality or something else
Causality is considered as the holy Grail of
science. The first step away
from the concept of
deterministic causality is done by Norbert Wiener. He introduced the concept of predictive causality. Based on that concept Clive Granger developed a parametric
method for the detection of presence of predictive causality. While Granger's method is able to detect one-directional causality it fails to
correctly recognize bi-directional causality and misleaded
by hidden common cause. The
lecture presents a new method which is able to detect all the above mentioned
type of causality. The method is based
on Takens’ famous embedding theorem and
sophisticated estimates of intrinsic
dimension of manifolds.
The talk is held in Hungarian!
Az előadás magyar nyelven lesz megtartva!
Date: Sep. 19, Tuesday 4:15pm
Place: BME, Building „Q”, Room QBF13