[[Tononi]] et al. first introduced [[Effective Information]] (<math> EI </math>) in their study on [[integrated information theory]] <ref>Tononi G, Sporns O. Measuring information integration[J]. BMC neuroscience, 2003, 41-20.</ref>. In causal emergence research, [[Erik Hoel]] and colleagues use this [[causal effect measure]] index to quantify the causal strength of a [[causal mechanism]].
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[[Tononi]] et al. first introduced [[Effective Information]] (<math> EI </math>) in their study on [[integrated information theory]] <ref>Tononi G, Sporns O. Measuring information integration[J]. BMC neuroscience, 2003, 41-20.</ref>. In causal emergence research, [[Erik Hoel]] and colleagues use this [[measures of causal effects]] index to quantify the causal strength of a [[causal mechanism]].
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where <math>N</math> represents the number of states.
where <math>N</math> represents the number of states.