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Assessing Disparate Impact of Personalized Interventions: Identifiability and Bounds

NeurIPS 2019 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Treatment effects · approach: Latent-variable causal inference · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Assume monotone treatment responseIdentifying responder-conditional fairness metrics · Personalized intervention policiesTPR and TNR identifiabilityHelped
Relax monotone treatment response by allowing anti-responders up to BFairness auditing of personalized intervention policies · Unconfounded dataTPR and TNR identificationHelped
Use robust ROC and xROC regions instead of point-identified curvesPersonalized intervention score rankings · French job trainingDisparity visibilityHelped
Personalize job training using heterogeneous treatment effect scoresFrench job training · Nationality and gender groupsTPR disparityNo clear effect
Personalize job training using heterogeneous treatment effect scoresFrench job training · Nationality, gender, and age groupsTNR disparityMixed
Personalize job training using heterogeneous treatment effect scoresFrench job training · Age groupsTPR disparity: -0.1Hurt
Rank individuals by treatment-effect scoreFrench job training · Older responders versus younger non-respondersxAUC ranking errorHurt

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