MAC: Multi-Agent Causal Discovery Framework Using LLMs
A new framework called MAC (Multi-Agent Causal Discovery) combines large language models with traditional statistical causal discovery methods. It uses a multi-agent debate system to improve causal graph accuracy. The framework includes a Debate-Coding Module that selects and executes the best SCD algorithm, and a Meta-Debate Module that refines the graph through adversarial debate. A Meta Fusion mechanism bridges these modules. The approach addresses limitations of both purely statistical methods and single-agent LLM approaches.
Key facts
- MAC stands for Multi-Agent Causal Discovery Framework
- It combines LLMs with statistical causal discovery methods
- Uses multi-agent debate to refine causal graphs
- Includes a Debate-Coding Module (DCM) and Meta-Debate Module (MDM)
- Meta Fusion mechanism bridges the two modules
- Addresses biases in single-agent LLM approaches
- Autonomously selects best-suited SCD algorithm
- Published on arXiv with ID 2407.15073
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- arXiv