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framework:g-emergenceG-Emergence
Seth's quantitative emergence measure based on Granger causality.
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- Anil Sethintroduces
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- Granger CausalityimplementsPredictive causality measure used in G-emergence; not a strict causal measure.
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- This review paper surveys quantitative theories of causal emergence and their connections to machine learning.
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- Bedau's tripartite classification: nominal (pattern), weak (computationally irreducible), strong (irreducible downward causation).