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Quantum nonclassicality from causal data fusion
Bell's theorem can be understood as establishing the incompatibility of quantum correlations with any classical causal explanation. Causal inference, however, relies not only on passive observations but also on interventions. Here we ask when the observational and interventional data collected on a
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