Consider six variables: X, Y, L, M, N, and Z. The statements:
1. L affects both X and Y.
2. X affects M.
3. M affects Y.
4. N affects M and is also caused by Y.
5. Z is caused by L and affects X.
Consider these claims:
1. L is definitely a confounder for X → Y.
2. Z is part of a backdoor path for X → Y.
3. N is a collider on the path M ← N → Y.
4. Conditioning on M would block the total effect of X on Y.
Which combination is correct?
Consider six variables: X, Y, L, M, N, and Z. The statements:
1. L affects both X and Y.
2. X affects M.
3. M affects Y.
4. N affects M and is also caused by Y.
5. Z is caused by L and affects X.
Consider these claims:
1. L is definitely a confounder for X → Y.
2. Z is part of a backdoor path for X → Y.
3. N is a collider on the path M ← N → Y.
4. Conditioning on M would block the total effect of X on Y.
Which combination is correct?
* השאלה נוספה בתאריך: 18-02-2025