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In Section 3.2, "Problem Setup and Notation," the variable Y is determined by the random variable Z1 and others, but in the corresponding code, the variable Y is determined by the random variable Z2 and others, and theoretically, it is also determined by Z2.
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For all users, we currently have no theoretical guidance for the choice of dim(Zi) so far without prior knowledge. In most of the experiments in our CausalEGM paper, Z1 Z2 have the same dimension. Our current new work is trying to mitigate this problem by providing more theoretical analysis.
In Section 3.2, "Problem Setup and Notation," the variable Y is determined by the random variable Z1 and others, but in the corresponding code, the variable Y is determined by the random variable Z2 and others, and theoretically, it is also determined by Z2.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: