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<p>can be used to describe the graph structure of Bayesian networks. Three possible patterns allowed in a 3-node directed acyclic graph (DAG) include:</p>

<p><big> Causal equality notation </big></p>
<p>  Various forms of causal relationships exist. For instance, two quantities  and  can both be caused by a <a href="page.php?w=Confounding_"> confounding variable</a> , but not by each other. Imagine a garbage strike in a large city, , causes an increase in the smell of garbage,  and an increase in the rat population .  Even though  does not cause  and vice</p><p>
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