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Uncertainty-aware Causal Decision Making via Effect Bound Decomposition
Causal inference from observational data can provide strong evidence for finding the best action in a decision-making scenario without having to perform expensive randomized trials. The causal effect of an action is often not pointwise identifiable even with infinite data due to unobserved confoundi
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