Using "fastkci" and "rcit" tests in FCI algorithm
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Hi causal-learn developers,
Thanks for creating such an useful and comprehensive open-source library. I just tried using the fastkci and rcit tests in the fci() function, but got an error "raise TypeError(f"CI test class must inherit from CIT_Base: {test_class.name}")". Both tests indeed inherit from CIT_Base, but are not working for fci(). They work for pc() though.
Would it be possible to look into this issue? Thanks!
Best,
Stella
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Start with the fci() entry point and the CIT_Base validation that rejects fastkci and rcit, then compare how pc() accepts the same tests. Reproduce the reported TypeError and trace the differing test-class handling; done means both tests run through fci() without that error.
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