A GPU‐Accelerated Generative Adversarial Model for Causal Inference

ABSTRACT We develop a GPU‐accelerated machine learning generative adversarial model designed to facilitate causal inferences from observational data. Our model's theoretical framework is conceptualized in a manner that is amenable to being operable and scalable for high‐performance computing platforms. We leverage GPU acceleration to develop a parallel evolutionary algorithm to achieve large‐scale parallel computation of the model within a now widely accessible computing platform. This capability both enhances computational speedup and efficiency and also extends the use of the model to a broader range of substantive research domains while maintaining the underlying theoretical properties of the model.

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Concurrency and Computation Practice and Experience
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2025-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.1002/cpe.70231
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Machine Learning and Data Classification
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A GPU‐Accelerated Generative Adversarial Model for Causal Inference

Wendy K. Tam, Yan Liu
Concurrency and Computation Practice and Experience
Machine Learning and Data Classification
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A GPU‐Accelerated Generative Adversarial Model for Causal Inference

Wendy K. Tam, Yan Liu
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Abstract

ABSTRACT We develop a GPU‐accelerated machine learning generative adversarial model designed to facilitate causal inferences from observational data. Our model's theoretical framework is conceptualized in a manner that is amenable to being operable and scalable for high‐performance computing platforms. We leverage GPU acceleration to develop a parallel evolutionary algorithm to achieve large‐scale parallel computation of the model within a now widely accessible computing platform. This capability both enhances computational speedup and efficiency and also extends the use of the model to a broader range of substantive research domains while maintaining the underlying theoretical properties of the model.

Concurrency and Computation Practice and ExperienceVol. 37(21-22)
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (US), Vanderbilt University (US)
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Machine Learning and Data Classification
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