Our weekly harvest of new articles in causal inference has swelled to 15 pages, see https://ucla.in/4xC2zw2. To obtain a more panoramic view of trends in causal inference, please examine the timeline of Google Scholar citations over the past 20 years: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=bAipNH8AAAAJ&hl=en#d=gsc_md_hist&t=1781693767000 The current rate of citations is approximately 1000 per month and, remarkably, the 2nd derivative is still positive.
#325I should note that this timeline of citations is biased, as it does not include papers claiming to infer aspects of causality that do not spell out the scientific foundations of their claims. Some papers in statistics, economics and machine learning fall into this category.
Our weekly harvest of new articles in causal inference has swelled to 15 pages, see https://ucla.in/4xC2zw2. To obtain a more panoramic view of trends in causal inference, please examine the timeline of Google Scholar citations over the past 20 years: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=bAipNH8AAAAJ&hl=en#d=gsc_md_hist&t=1781693767000 The current rate of citations is approximately 1000 per month and, remarkably, the 2nd derivative is still positive.