Research overview
How CADi applies causal inference
CADi researches how people can use causal inference to make business decisions. The method uses evidence and explicit assumptions to estimate what might happen if someone took a different action.
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A CADi Pay example
You're at the checkout. Your card is declined, even though there's money in your account. CADi Pay explores how a decision record could show a reviewer which rule flagged the payment and what information it used. To find out whether a different rule would help, a team could test both rules and compare fraud losses, legitimate approvals and review workload.
Read "Why did you decline mine?"See how to compare the two review policies
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The organisation sets the policy and assigns responsibility for decisions. CADi can record the evidence and reasons for a recommendation so a person can review it and decide what action to take.
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