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work_2f4vq6zjn5geblrkbc4mpn3zou	Charles R. Twardy	A Criterion of Probabilistic Causation*	2004	24	.pdf	application/pdf	9018	676	59	We argue that only objective homogeneity in combination with a causal interpretation of Bayesian networks can provide the desired criterion of probabilistic causality. of Salmon (1980) and Suppes (1970), made clear that we need to discriminate among purported causal factors, all of which have a probabilistic impact on an effect, ruling out those which are screened off by Objective Homogeneity Thesis (OHT): C is causally relevant to E in 1. Positive case: C raises the probability of E in all objectively homogeneous cells. fully specified complexes of causal factors, which are unnatural and unwieldy; Dupré and Cartwright contend that homogeneity does not work in When we identify homogeneous reference classes we are considering holding fixed all causally relevant factors prior to the one in question. OHT to incorporate downstream events, since, after all, observing Pregnancy in the neutral Hesslow case reveals the causal connection between Probabilistic dependency in an objectively homogeneous context is an	./cache/work_2f4vq6zjn5geblrkbc4mpn3zou.pdf	./txt/work_2f4vq6zjn5geblrkbc4mpn3zou.txt