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Intro
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Things we care about
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The measurement process
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Cartoon of a ML pipeline
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This tutorial We introduce the language and the tools of construct validity
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Measuring height
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Measuring socioeconomic status using income
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Measuring topics using word counts
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Evaluating measurement models
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Recidivism
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Fairness is an unobserved theoretical construct
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Measuring faimess' Precise mathematical definitions of timess
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Measurement is everywhere
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Measurement modeling and NLP
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Measuring "bias" in NLP systems
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Potential constructs of interest: Representational harms from NLP systems
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Example 1: Word embeddings
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Explore a comprehensive tutorial from FAT*2020 that delves into the complex world of bias in Natural Language Processing (NLP). Gain insights from experts Abigail Jacobs, Su Lin Blodgett, Solon Barocas, Hal Daumé III, and Hanna Wallach as they unpack the meaning and measurement of bias. Discover the language and tools of construct validity, examining real-world examples from measuring height to evaluating recidivism prediction models. Investigate how fairness is conceptualized as an unobserved theoretical construct and learn about precise mathematical definitions. Analyze the intersection of measurement modeling and NLP, with a focus on representational harms in NLP systems and word embeddings. Enhance your understanding of bias measurement in AI and its implications for fairness in machine learning applications.

The Meaning and Measurement of Bias - Lessons from NLP

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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