This document discusses causal discovery and its application to analyzing predictive models. It introduces causal discovery as the unsupervised learning of causal relations from data to estimate causal structures like directed acyclic graphs under certain assumptions. The document then discusses using causal discovery to analyze the mechanisms of predictive models by combining causal models with predictive models to model how interventions on features affect predictions. An example using an auto MPG dataset demonstrates how this approach can suggest which variable has the greatest intervention effect on MPG predictions.