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Adaptive Sampling for Minimax Fair Classification

NeurIPS 2021 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Active learning and subset selection · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Adaptively allocate samples using optimistic upper confidence boundsFair classification on UTKFace · UTKFaceminimum test accuracyHelped
Adaptively allocate samples rather than sampling uniformlyFair classification on FashionMNIST · FashionMNISTworst-case accuracyHelped
Use adaptive sampling instead of Uniform samplingFair classification on Adult · Adultminimum test accuracy at small sample sizesHelped
Include a trend-based Mann-Kendall term in the UCB (ablation)Adaptive sampling on SyntheticModel2 · SyntheticModel2, attribute vaverage accuracy: 4 points higherHelped
Remove the trend-based Mann-Kendall term from the UCB (ablation)Adaptive sampling on SyntheticModel2 · SyntheticModel2, attribute vaverage accuracy: 4 pointsHurt
Add an exploration component rather than acting greedilyAdaptive sampling on SyntheticModel1 · SyntheticModel1convergence to the optimal mixtureHelped
Use greedy sampling with epsilon=0 instead of exploration (ablation)Adaptive sampling on SyntheticModel1 · SyntheticModel1convergence to the optimal mixtureHurt

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