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arXiv 2012.06387cs.LGcs.CV

TARA: Training and Representation Alteration for AI Fairness and Domain Generalization

The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory(约翰斯·霍普金斯大学应用物理实验室);Queens University(女王大学);Johns Hopkins University(约翰斯·霍普金斯大学)

William Paul, Armin Hadzic, Neil Joshi, Fady Alajaji, Phil Burlina

英文摘要:

We propose a novel method for enforcing AI fairness with respect to protected or sensitive factors. This method uses a dual strategy performing training and representation alteration (TARA) for the mitigation of prominent causes of AI bias by including: a) the use of representation learning alteration via adversarial independence to suppress the bias-inducing dependence of the data representation from protected factors; and b) training set alteration via intelligent augmentation to address bias-causing data imbalance, by using generative models that allow the fine control of sensitive factors related to underrepresented populations via domain adaptation and latent space manipulation. When testing our methods on image analytics, experiments demonstrate that TARA significantly or fully debiases baseline models while outperforming competing debiasing methods that have the same amount of information, e.g., with (% overall accuracy, % accuracy gap) = (78.8, 0.5) vs. the baseline method's score of (71.8, 10.5) for EyePACS, and (73.7, 11.8) vs. (69.1, 21.7) for CelebA. Furthermore, recognizing certain limitations in current metrics used for assessing debiasing performance, we propose novel conjunctive debiasing metrics. Our experiments also demonstrate the ability of these novel metrics in assessing the Pareto efficiency of the proposed methods.

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