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Our latest AI integration equips Reform with a causality-focused ML model that uncovers the mechanisms driving relationships between variables. By employing advanced algorithms, this method can detect “confounders”. A confounder is a variable that influences both the cause and effect variables being studied, which can distort the apparent relationship...

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