Placeholder: Spurious correlations can occur in machine learning when the data collection process is influenced by uncontrolled confounding biases. These biases introduce unintended relationships into the data, which can hinder the accuracy and generalization of learned models. To overcome this issue, a proposed approach involves learning representations that are invariant to causal factors across multiple datasets with different biases. By focusing on the underlying causal mechanisms rather than superficial Spurious correlations can occur in machine learning when the data collection process is influenced by uncontrolled confounding biases. These biases introduce unintended relationships into the data, which can hinder the accuracy and generalization of learned models. To overcome this issue, a proposed approach involves learning representations that are invariant to causal factors across multiple datasets with different biases. By focusing on the underlying causal mechanisms rather than superficial

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Spurious correlations can occur in machine learning when the data collection process is influenced by uncontrolled confounding biases. These biases introduce unintended relationships into the data, which can hinder the accuracy and generalization of learned models. To overcome this issue, a proposed approach involves learning representations that are invariant to causal factors across multiple datasets with different biases. By focusing on the underlying causal mechanisms rather than superficial

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