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Causal partitioning is an effective approach for causal discovery based on the divide-and-conquer strategy. Up to now, various heuristic methods based on conditional independence (CI) tests have been proposed for causal partitioning. However, most of these methods fail to achieve satisfactory partitioning without violating d-separation, leading to poor inference performance. In this work, we transform causal partitioning into an alternative problem that can be more easily solved. Concretely, we first construct a superstructure G of the true causal graph G
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