Support for DAG in unsupervised synthesis / imputation #93
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Hi,
This PR is includes the support for causal DAGs in synthetic data generation/imputation.
DAGs are expressed as a dictionary
{ int: list[int] }
where the key is the depenent column_idx and the value is a list of column indices the key depends on.E.g. for column 0 independent, column 1 depending on 0, column 2 depending on 1 and 0, you'd have:
The PR modifies (IMHO minimally)
src/tabpfn_extensions/unsupervised/unsupervised.py
and adds a respectiveexamples/unsupervised/generate_data_following_dag.py
. Some small changes apply to other files.Regarding the
src
file:impute_
and order the variables using python'sgraphlib TopologicalSorter
to synthesize them in the right order (e.g. independent first)conditional_idx
of thecolumn_idx
being generated/imputed to its dependencies (e.g., ifcolumn_idx==2
thenconditional_idx==[0,1]
)What this PR does not do (based on the contribution guidelines):
unsupervised
to add to (am I missing something?). I hope the limited scope of the proposed changes + the provided example suffice. If you feel otherwise, it would be great if a test suite forunsupervised
is created, to which we could then add tests specific to the addition of dag support.