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    • Home
    • About Us
      • About CRAIL
      • Core Objectives
      • Research Areas
      • Contact Us
    • Our Methods
      • Causal Modeling
      • Intervention Experiments
      • Prediction&Optimization
    • Research Structure
      • Causal Discovery
      • Causal Inference
      • Counterfactual Simulation
      • Intervention Experiments
      • Feedback & Optimization
    • Application Scenarios
      • Healthcare & Medicine
      • Economics & Public Policy
      • Career Development
      • Personal Legal Risk
  • Home
  • About Us
    • About CRAIL
    • Core Objectives
    • Research Areas
    • Contact Us
  • Our Methods
    • Causal Modeling
    • Intervention Experiments
    • Prediction&Optimization
  • Research Structure
    • Causal Discovery
    • Causal Inference
    • Counterfactual Simulation
    • Intervention Experiments
    • Feedback & Optimization
  • Application Scenarios
    • Healthcare & Medicine
    • Economics & Public Policy
    • Career Development
    • Personal Legal Risk

Why Conduct Intervention Experiments ?

  • Establish Causality: Determine if X causes Y, rather than just being correlated;
  • Optimize Decision-Making : Test the impact of changes before full-scale implementation;
  • Simulate Alternative Scenarios: Understand " what would happen if we did X instead of Y ?"

Key Concepts in Intervention Experiments

  • Randomized Controlled Trials(RCTs)[Gold Standard]
  • A/B Testing [Common in Business & Tech]
  • Instrumental Variables(IV)[For Uncontrolled Experiments]
  • Natural Experiments
  • Causal Reinforcement Learning [AI & Decision-Making]

Challenges & Future Directions

  • Ethical Constraints : Some interventions may be unethical.
  • High Cost : Large-Scale experimentscan be expensive and time-consuming.
  • Confounding Variables:Even with interventions , other unmeasured factors may influence results.
  • AI-Driven Experimentation : Automating interventions using machine learning.
  • Digital Twins for Ex

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