4 accepted papers
The literature on AI fairness has grown rapidly, proposing a large number of bias mitigation techniques that are commonly organized into pre-, in-, and post-processing methods. This pipeline-centric view offers an operational, lifecycle-based perspective on where mitigation can be applied. In deploy
AI systems can perpetuate and amplify existing biases and discrimination, prompting academic efforts to develop mitigation techniques. Despite progress, real-world deployments often expose limitations in current methods and tools--- overlooking preprocessing, adopting poor evaluation protocols, and
Recent advancements in Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIEd) have revolutionized educational practices using machine learning to extract insights from students' activities and behaviours. Performance prediction, a key domain within AIEd, aims to enhance student achievement levels and address s…
A significant challenge in detecting and mitigating bias is creating a mindset amongst AI developers to address unfairness. The current literature on fairness is broad, and the learning curve to distinguish where to use existing metrics and techniques for bias detection or mitigation is difficult. T…