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Introduction
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Core Question
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What is a Recommender
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How do we make sure systems are good for everyone
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What are we looking at
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Vocabulary
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Valuation Strategies
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Data
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Datasets
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Results
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Algorithms
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Initial Results
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Profile Size
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Resampling
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Popularity Bias
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Fixing Popularity Bias
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Limitations
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Upcoming Workshops
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Questions
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Recommendations
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Systematic differences
Description:
Explore the impact of popularity and demographic biases in recommender systems through this conference talk from FAT* 2018. Delve into the core question of ensuring recommendation algorithms work effectively for all users. Examine various evaluation strategies, datasets, and algorithms used to assess and address biases. Learn about initial findings related to profile size, resampling techniques, and methods to mitigate popularity bias. Understand the limitations of current approaches and discover upcoming workshops in this field. Gain insights into systematic differences in recommender systems and their implications for fairness and effectiveness across diverse user groups.

Popularity and Demographic Biases in Recommender Systems

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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