Translation for 'causality' from English to Hungarian

causality

okság {noun}

kauzalitás {noun}

• Granger (1969), in which he formalized the causality concept.
• Professor Edward Tufte explained that users of information displays are executing particular "analytical tasks" such as making comparisons or determining causality.
• Other attempts to define causality include Granger causality, a statistical hypothesis test that causality (in economics) can be assessed by measuring the ability to predict the future values of one time series using prior values of another time series.
• David Hume investigated the problem of the origin of the concept of causality.
• As its name implies, Granger causality is not necessarily true causality.

• Some of the most important properties of a system are causality and stability.
• While one Krasnikov tube can be seen to present no problems with causality, it was proposed by Allen E.
• Belief in "individual causality" is related to the principle of original causality.
• Schopenhauer deemed that he had thereby disproven Hume’s skepticism, since representations presuppose the causal law. Causality is consequently not a concept drawn from successive representations, but representations presuppose knowledge of causality.
• In addition to regression analysis, the data can be examined to determine if Granger causality exists.

• The testable definition of causality was introduced by Granger.
• There are conflicting views regarding al-Ẓāhirī's position when the specific causality of a command or prohibition within the Quran or prophetic example was stated, due to different Muslim historians recording opposing statements.
• In TSVF, causality is time-symmetric; that is, the usual chain of causality is not simply reversed.
• Causality is therefore not an empirical concept drawn from objective perceptions, as Hume had maintained; instead, as Kant had said, objective perception presupposes knowledge of causality.