Time-reversed Granger causality may lead to false detections in complex systems.
The study looked at how different variables in a system can affect each other over time. By using a method called time reversal, researchers tried to see if they could better understand these cause-and-effect relationships. They found that while time reversal can help detect some causal connections, it can also lead to mistakes in identifying the true relationships between variables. This means that relying solely on time reversal for understanding complex systems may not always give accurate results.