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Manfred comments on Toward "timeless" continuous-time causal models - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: Manfred 29 January 2012 06:52:26AM *  1 point [-]

What's the goal here? To say "yes, it exists, causality does exist for continuous time?" To use it for stuff? Because if it's the latter I think a lot of loss of generality is gonna have to happen, particularly about what all these functions at each point in phase space are.