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Characterizing the risk of fairwashing

NeurIPS 2021 · Adversarial robustness and security › Black-box and transfer attacks · approach: Decision-based boundary attacks · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Constrain explainer unfairness to less than 50% of the black-box model's unfairnessFairwashed logistic regression explainers · Adult Income, Marketing, COMPAS, and Default Creditfidelity: greater than 92%, 96%, 81% and 90% respectivelyHelped
Evaluate the fairwashed explainer on data outside the suing groupFairwashed explanation models · Test setfidelity-unfairness trade-offNo clear effect
Transfer a DNN-teacher fairwashed explainer to other black-box modelsFairwashed logistic regression, Adult Income predictive equality · AdaBoost, RF, and XgBoost studentsfidelity: 95% for DNN teacher; 94%, 95% and 93% for AdaBoost, RF and XgBoostNo clear effect
Use the range of unfairness in the high-fidelity Rashomon set to assess fairwashing riskFaiRS analysis of logistic regression explainers · Adult Income versus COMPASrange of statistical parityMixed

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