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On the Identifiability of Mixed Ordinal and Exponential Family Causal DAGs under Linear Parametric Models

The problem of identifiability in linear parametric models (LPMs) whose nodes follow either an ordered logit model or a regular one-parameter exponential family is evaluated. The results go beyond classical structural equation models as well as results for nodes with observations from a homogeneous family of distributions. The main result establishes that the orientation of every edge joining an ordinal node to an exponential-family node is identifiable from the joint distribution alone at every parameter value, provided the ordinal node has at least three categories and the exponential-family node at least three points of support, with no restriction on the sufficient statistic. Converse...

AuthorsSambit Mishra, Urbashi Mitra
Primary categorycs.LG
Published16 September 2026
Last updated at source16 September 2026
cs.LGmath.STstat.MEstat.ML
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