Symposium
Beyond coincidence: understanding causality
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"If you do what you did, you will get what you got" is a well-known saying, highlighting precisely why continuous improvement does not happen spontaneously. To make improvements and bring about change, it is essential to understand the cause of a particular effect. Once you understand that cause, you can address it and improve the outcome. In simple situations, these relationships are often one-to-one; for instance, kicking harder against a ball results in a higher speed of the ball. However, in more complex situations, establishing a causal relationship becomes challenging.
On March 21, 2024, CQM is organizing a symposium. We will delve into how you can identify causal relationships in your data and why it is crucial to establish them correctly. Additionally, we will guide you on how to leverage causal relationships to make better decisions. We are pleased to announce our external speaker for the event:
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Richard PostPostdoctoral Researcher in Causal Inference at TU/e |
Do you work with data (collecting, analyzing, and/or visualizing)? Then it's crucial to look for causal relationships... And if you want to know more about this, we warmly invite you to be present at our symposium on Thursday afternoon, March 21, 2024!
Symposium - Beyond coincidence: understanding causality
Date: March 21, 2024
Time: 13:00 – 17:00, followed by a reception until 18:00
Location: Eindhoven
What’s on the agenda?
- Introduction to causality
- The importance of causality for you
- Putting theory into practice: Engage in hands-on activities with causality
- Get inspired by causality expert Richard Post.
More information
For more information, please contact Martijn Gijsbers.
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