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Corpus ID: 16096509C R I T I C a L N O T I C E
@inproceedings{PearlCRI,
  title={C R I T I C a L N O T I C E},
  author={J. Pearl and D. Gillies}
}
	J. Pearl, D. Gillies

Judea Pearl's new book contains both a remarkable array of new mathematical techniques concerned with causality, and also much philosophical discussion and analysis of the notion. Philosophy of science or mathematics at its best usually has a close relation to scienti®c or mathematical practice. Yet given the divergence in human abilities and the specialisation of our age, it is rare for a single individual to achieve what Pearl has done, that is to innovate both mathematically and… Expand

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