ORCA: An End-to-End Interactive Copilot for Optimized Root Cause Analysis
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| author | Xuan, Phi Nguyen Tagliapietra, Nicholas Halilaj, Lavdim Kersting, Kristian Luettin, Juergen |
| author_facet | Xuan, Phi Nguyen Tagliapietra, Nicholas Halilaj, Lavdim Kersting, Kristian Luettin, Juergen |
| contents | Causal analysis is a crucial task in many domains, including manufacturing, social science, and medicine. However, despite recent progress, the conceptual and methodological complexity of causal methods makes them largely inaccessible to domain experts. This gap prevents experts from leveraging these advances and hinders researchers who lack access to real-world data for validation. To bridge this divide, we introduce ORCA, a copilot for end-to-end causal analysis. ORCA orchestrates agents to understand the user's goals and guide them through the most appropriate causal analysis workflow, from fully automatic to highly user-guided execution. It features causal discovery, causal effect estimation, explainability and Root-Cause-Analysis (RCA). ORCA evaluates and compares performance, generates key metrics and diagrams, and generates insights through structured reports. We highlight its effectiveness across several real-world use-cases. |
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| spellingShingle | ORCA: An End-to-End Interactive Copilot for Optimized Root Cause Analysis Xuan, Phi Nguyen Tagliapietra, Nicholas Halilaj, Lavdim Kersting, Kristian Luettin, Juergen Artificial Intelligence Causal analysis is a crucial task in many domains, including manufacturing, social science, and medicine. However, despite recent progress, the conceptual and methodological complexity of causal methods makes them largely inaccessible to domain experts. This gap prevents experts from leveraging these advances and hinders researchers who lack access to real-world data for validation. To bridge this divide, we introduce ORCA, a copilot for end-to-end causal analysis. ORCA orchestrates agents to understand the user's goals and guide them through the most appropriate causal analysis workflow, from fully automatic to highly user-guided execution. It features causal discovery, causal effect estimation, explainability and Root-Cause-Analysis (RCA). ORCA evaluates and compares performance, generates key metrics and diagrams, and generates insights through structured reports. We highlight its effectiveness across several real-world use-cases. |
| title | ORCA: An End-to-End Interactive Copilot for Optimized Root Cause Analysis |
| topic | Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.27022 |