Modern causal inference approaches to investigate biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relationships

Jakob Runge ()
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Jakob Runge: Institut für Datenwissenschaften

Nature Communications, 2023, vol. 14, issue 1, 1-3

Abstract: Detecting and quantifying the causal relations of ecosystem functioning is a challenging endeavor. A global study on grasslands illustrates how reasoning about underlying assumptions, from confounding and nonlinearity to fundamental questions of determinism, is key to unlocking the potential of modern causal inference approaches in ecology.

Date: 2023
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