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Identifiant
oai:arXiv.org:2408.09570
Sujet
Computer Science - Machine Learnin... Computer Science - Artificial Inte... Computer Science - Computers and S...Auteur
Ciranni, Massimiliano Molinaro, Luca Barbano, Carlo Alberto Fiandrotti, Attilio Murino, Vittorio Pastore, Vito Paolo Tartaglione, EnzoCatégorie
Computer Science
Année
2024
Date de référencement
21/08/2024
Mots clés
bias deep model biasesRésumé
In the last few years, due to the broad applicability of deep learning to downstream tasks and end-to-end training capabilities, increasingly more concerns about potential biases to specific, non-representative patterns have been raised.
Many works focusing on unsupervised debiasing usually leverage the tendency of deep models to learn ``easier'' samples, for example by clustering the latent space to obtain bias pseudo-labels.
However, the interpretation of such pseudo-labels is not trivial, especially for a non-expert end user, as it does not provide semantic information about the bias features.
To address this issue, we introduce ``Say My Name'' (SaMyNa), the first tool to identify biases within deep models semantically.
Unlike existing methods, our approach focuses on biases learned by the model.
Our text-based pipeline enhances explainability and supports debiasing efforts: applicable during either training or post-hoc validation, our method can disentangle task-related information and proposes itself as a tool to analyze biases.
Evaluation on traditional benchmarks demonstrates its effectiveness in detecting biases and even disclaiming them, showcasing its broad applicability for model diagnosis.
Ciranni, Massimiliano,Molinaro, Luca,Barbano, Carlo Alberto,Fiandrotti, Attilio,Murino, Vittorio,Pastore, Vito Paolo,Tartaglione, Enzo, 2024, Say My Name: a Model's Bias Discovery Framework
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