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Fair Generative Modeling via Weak Supervision

ICML 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Data augmentation and generalization bias · 15 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use classifier-estimated density ratios to reweight training examplesBigGAN fair generation · CelebA, single bias=0.9fairness discrepancy: 49.3% over equi-weight; 25.0% over conditionalHelped
Use classifier-estimated density ratios to reweight training examplesBigGAN fair generation · CelebA, single bias=0.8fairness discrepancy: 23.9% over equi-weight; 12.2% over conditionalHelped
Use classifier-estimated density ratios to reweight training examplesBigGAN fair generation · CelebA, multi-attribute biasfairness discrepancy: 32.5% over equi-weight; 4.4% over conditionalHelped
Use classifier-estimated density ratios to reweight training examplesGAN fair generation · CelebAfairness discrepancy: up to 34.6%Helped
Importance-reweight the biased training dataGAN fair generation · Shapes3D, floor-color bias=0.9fairness discrepancy: 0.468 -> 0.002Helped
Use classifier-estimated density ratios to weight generated-data trainingAC-GAN downstream classifier · CelebA downstream classification, bias=0.9, perc=1.0demographic parity distance: 0.032 -> 0.002 vs equi-weightHelped
Use classifier-estimated density ratios to weight generated-data trainingAC-GAN downstream classifier · CelebA downstream classification, bias=0.9, perc=1.0accuracy: 79% -> 75% vs equi-weightHurt
Use classifier-estimated density ratios to weight generated-data trainingAC-GAN downstream classifier · CelebA downstream classification, bias=0.9, perc=1.0NLL: 0.7902 -> 0.7564 vs equi-weightHelped
Condition the generator on whether an example came from the reference or biased dataset instead of importance-reweightingBigGAN fair generation · CelebA single- and multi-attribute splitsfairness discrepancy: 25.0% lower with imp-weight at bias=0.9; 12.2% at bias=0.8; 4.4% in multi-attribute settingHurt
Train only on the reference dataset rather than combining it with biased dataBigGAN fair generation · CelebArecognizable sample generationHurt
Flatten density ratios by using a power other than the standard exponent (ablation)BigGAN fair generation · CelebAfairness discrepancyMixed
Remove importance reweighting (α=0, equivalent to equi-weight) (ablation)BigGAN fair generation · CelebAfairness discrepancy: imp-weight outperforms equi-weight by 49.3% at bias=0.9, 23.9% at bias=0.8, and 32.5% in multi-attribute settingHurt

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