A quantity Q(M) is identifiable, given a set of assumptions A, iffor any two models M1 and M2 that satisfy A, we have P(M1) = P(M2) ⇒ Q(M1) = Q(M2) (Judea Pearl)

A quantity Q(M) is identifiable, given a set of assumptions A, iffor any two models M1 and M2 that satisfy A, we have P(M1) = P(M2) ⇒ Q(M1) = Q(M2)

Judea Pearl

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