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Why Is My Classifier Discriminatory?

NeurIPS 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Fairness · approach: Post-processing and transport for fairness · 153 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Increase training set size from 1000 to 10,000 samplesAdult income random forest · Adult incomeFNR discrimination: decreases by a striking 40%Helped
Increase training set sizeAdult income random forest · Adult incomeFPR and FNRHelped
Increase training set sizeMIMIC-III logistic regression · MIMIC-III mortalitygroup-specific prediction lossMixed
Increase training set sizeGoodreads random forest · Goodreads ratingsMSEHelped
Increase the female-to-male training-review ratioGoodreads rating prediction · Goodreads ratingsMSE discriminationHelped
Increase the number of featuresGoodreads rating prediction · Goodreads ratingsMSE discriminationNo clear effect
Increase training data for cancer patientsMIMIC-III mortality prediction · MIMIC-III mortality, cancer patientszero-one errorNo clear effect
Use separate classifiers for each protected group instead of one population-wide classifierThe paper's prediction setup · Preliminary experimentserror rateHurt
Target additional sampling toward the less represented genderGoodreads rating prediction · Goodreads ratingsMSE discriminationHelped
Collect additional predictive features for cancer patientsMIMIC-III mortality prediction · MIMIC-III mortality, cancer patientszero-one errorMixed

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