Karthika Mohan

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Karthika Mohan

Karthika Mohan

@Carthica

Asst. Professor (Computer Science), Oregon State University Postdoc UC Berkeley, PhD UCLA (J Pearl) Artificial Intelligence, Causal Inference, Graphical Models

Corvallis, Oregon Katılım Ekim 2010
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Margarita Moreno-Betancur
Margarita Moreno-Betancur@_MargaritaMB·
Thrilled to have received this funding for my causal inference research program - with my amazing team we shall continue to advance methods and provide expertise in this key area for another 5 years!!! 🥳☺️
ViCBiostat@vicbiostat

Congratulations to Margarita Moreno-Betancur and Julie Simpson who have both received 2025 NHMRC Investigator Grants 👏 @_MargaritaMB @JulieASimpson50 @CEBU_Melbourne @MischHub vicbiostat.org.au/news

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Devendra Singh Dhami | देवेंद्र सिंह धामी 🇮🇳
Looking forward to all your amazing submissions. Also featuring invited talks by @Carthica #ShengLi and @EricREaton plus a challenge on continual confounding. Exciting time ahead !!
Martin Mundt@mundt_martin

Our Continual Causality Bridge is going into its 3rd edition at AAAI-25 @RealAAAI ! 🎉 Join us for a spectacular 2 days of continual learning & causality by submitting your original 4 page work (for proceedings or non-archival tracks) until Nov 25 AOE! continualcausality.org/cfp/

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Siyuan Guo
Siyuan Guo@syguoML·
New preprint: Do Finetti w/@zcccucla, @Carthica, @fhuszar, @bschoelkopf and me. arxiv.org/abs/2405.18836 Do Finetti provides a do-calculus foundation for exchangeable data following the independent causal mechanism (ICM) principle + a causal Pólya urn model to show how interventions propagate effects in exchangeable settings. [1/n] 🧵👇
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Karthika Mohan
Karthika Mohan@Carthica·
@yudapearl This is truly saddening. I recall how much you enjoyed his book and recommended it to me.
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Judea Pearl
Judea Pearl@yudapearl·
I am shocked, can't find the right words -- will be back when/if I find them.
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Karthika Mohan
Karthika Mohan@Carthica·
I discussed the application of Operations Research methods to the challenge of Causal Discovery with Imperfect Data at the Computing Community Consortium (CCC) AI/OR Workshop in Washington DC. Grateful for the opportunity and huge thanks to the fantastic organizers!
Thiago Serra (@thserra.bsky.social)@thserra

In the third technical presentation of the AI / OR workshop, Karthika Mohan talks about how to use integer programming for causal inference over incomplete data #orms #monarchsofmip

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Julius von Kügelgen
Julius von Kügelgen@JKugelgen·
On Friday, I successfully defended my PhD thesis "Identifiable Causal Representation Learning: Unsupervised, Multi-View, and Multi-Environment" in Cambridge, examined by Profs @jmhernandez233 and @RavikumarPrad. I'm particularly delighted to have passed with no corrections 🎉
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Karthika Mohan
Karthika Mohan@Carthica·
Enjoying every page of this book! Delighted by the dedicated chapter on causality, thrilled with the missing data section, and grateful for the shoutout to my work with @yudapearl . A must-read for AI students. linkedin.com/posts/alan-mac…
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Judea Pearl
Judea Pearl@yudapearl·
Remember PO's slogan "causal inference is a missing-data problem"? Well, here @Carthica shows the opposite: "missing-data is a causal problem": ucla.in/3sxeqOW. Her gentle introduction through simple and meaningful examples should convince everyone, including the staunchest statistician.
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Karthika Mohan
Karthika Mohan@Carthica·
Congratulations to Dr. Chi Zhang (@zcccucla) on defending her PhD thesis! Her work on interference pushes research boundaries and highlights the perils of blindly assuming IID. Well done, Dr. Zhang! It's been a delightful journey collaborating with you. 🥳🎉🍾 @yudapearl @oacarah
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Karthika Mohan
Karthika Mohan@Carthica·
@AngeloDalli @yudapearl O and Ro are parents of O*. You can model the scenario by adding two edges, one between U & O and the other between U & Ro.
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Angelo Dalli
Angelo Dalli@AngeloDalli·
Was exploring missingness graphs - if you have an *exogenous* var U (possibly U can be guesstimated) suspected to have a causal link to the obs proxy O* of some var O with missing data in the model, how would you model U? What can you learn about U reliably? @Carthica @yudapearl
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Noah Greifer
Noah Greifer@noah_greifer·
I'm in a really weird case where I'm interested in the effect of a missingness indicator on an outcome within strata of the variable with missingness (S). The outcome is highly correlated with S, so I wanted to use it to impute S. Is this a problem? #causaltwitter
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Joris Mooij
Joris Mooij@JorisMooij·
Highly recommended reading: interviews with 4 causality pioneers Heckman, Robins, Pearl & Rubin in Journal of Observational Studies. muse.jhu.edu/issue/48885
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Brian Christian
Brian Christian@brianchristian·
Excited to announce that I’m one of the winners of the Awards for Excellence in Science Communication, by @theNASEM and @SchmidtFutures. #SciCommFutures Honored to be in such great company, and encouraged to see AI ethics and safety among the vital questions of our time.
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