Research on Causal Mechanisms and Visualization for Causal Inference Based on Drug Crimes

Causal reasoning is a statistical paradigm that quantifies causal effects using observational data. This is a complex process that requires multiple steps, iterations, and collaboration with domain experts. Visualization is often relied upon to evaluate the accuracy of each step during analysis. However, existing visualization toolkits are not designed to support the entire causal inference process in the computing environment familiar to analysts. In this article, we use the Python visualization package Causalvis for causal reasoning to address the issue. On the basis of collecting relevant data on drug crimes, conduct causal relationship visualization and causal mechanism research on drug crimes.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3727993.3728094
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Crime Patterns and Interventions
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Research on Causal Mechanisms and Visualization for Causal Inference Based on Drug Crimes

Sen Wu
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Research on Causal Mechanisms and Visualization for Causal Inference Based on Drug Crimes

Sen Wu
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Abstract

Causal reasoning is a statistical paradigm that quantifies causal effects using observational data. This is a complex process that requires multiple steps, iterations, and collaboration with domain experts. Visualization is often relied upon to evaluate the accuracy of each step during analysis. However, existing visualization toolkits are not designed to support the entire causal inference process in the computing environment familiar to analysts. In this article, we use the Python visualization package Causalvis for causal reasoning to address the issue. On the basis of collecting relevant data on drug crimes, conduct causal relationship visualization and causal mechanism research on drug crimes.

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