Birs- 22w5079: Combining Causal Inference and Extreme Value Theory in the Study of Climate Extremes and their Causes
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Title: Overview on Causal Inference
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Title: Past and future changes in the probability of extreme temperature events
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Title: Consistent estimation of extreme precipitation and flooding across multiple durations
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Title: Assessing time dependencies for heavy rainfall modeling
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Title: Frequency analysis of projected discharges on ungauged river sections using a large set of hydrological simulations
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Title: The effect of experiment conditioning on estimates of human influence on extreme weather
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Title: Estimating failure probabilities for high-dimensional extremes
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Title: Max-linear Bayesian networks
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Title: Detecting max-linear structural equation models in extremes
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Title: Numerical study of constraint-based time series causal discovery algorithms on synthetic data with heavy-tailed noise distributions
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Title: Transformed Linear Prediction for Extremes
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Title: Capturing varied extremal dependence structures via mixtures of conditional extremes models
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Title: Modeling Trends in Spatial Extremes and their Causal Determination
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Title: Identifying US wildfire drivers using partially-interpretable neural networks for high-dimensional extreme quantile regression
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Title: Estimation and Inference of Extremal Quantile Treatment Effects
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Title: Principal stratification for quantile causal effects under partial compliance
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