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Non-Discriminatory Machine Learning Through Convex Fairness Criteria

AAAI 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Fairness · approach: Fairness-constrained classification · 74 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
apply weighted sum of logs fairness technique to logistic regressionLogistic regression · COMPASp-rule value: 64% -> 90%Helped
apply weighted sum of logs fairness technique to logistic regressionLogistic regression · COMPASaccuracy: 67% -> 66%Hurt
apply weighted sum of logs fairness technique to logistic regressionLogistic regression · Adultp-rule value: 34% -> 90%Helped
apply weighted sum of logs fairness technique to logistic regressionLogistic regression · Adultaccuracy: 85% -> 82%Hurt
use binarized weights instead of exponentially scaled weights (ablation)Weighted sum of logs · COMPASp-rule vs accuracy trade-offNo clear effect
use regularizer form instead of constrained form (ablation)Weighted sum of logs · COMPAS and Adultp-rule vs accuracy trade-offNo clear effect
use weighted sum of logs instead of Zafar et al. covariance-constraint methodsFairness-constrained logistic regression · COMPAS and Adultp-rule vs accuracy trade-offNo clear effect

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