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        <title>Equality of Opportunity in Supervised Learning</title>
        <author>Moritz Hardt</author>
        <author>Eric Price</author>
        <author>Nathan Srebro</author>
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          <title>Equality of Opportunity in Supervised Learning</title>
          <date>2016</date>
          <publisher>NeurIPS / arXiv</publisher>
          
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        <term>A NAMED APPROACH IS SHOWN NOT TO DO WHAT ITS NAME PROMISES: `fairness through unawareness` - simply ignoring the protected attributes - is called INEFFECTIVE, because redundant encodings let the protected attribute be predicted from other features anyway. Removing the variable does not remove the information</term>
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        <term>A CRITERION IS SHOWN TO FORBID THE GROUND TRUTH: demographic parity would not allow the ideal predictor that simply equals the true outcome - which, the authors say, CAN HARDLY BE CONSIDERED DISCRIMINATORY as it represents the actual outcome. The case arises whenever the target is correlated with the protected attribute</term>
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        <term>THE CRITERION PERMITS ONE ROUTE AND PROHIBITS ANOTHER BETWEEN THE SAME TWO VARIABLES: the prediction may depend on the protected attribute but ONLY THROUGH the target, so the definition ENCOURAGES features that predict the target directly and PROHIBITS abusing the protected attribute as a proxy for it. What the definition constrains is the PATH the dependence takes</term>
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        <term>THE CRITERION IS RESTRICTED TO WHAT IS OBSERVABLE, AND THE RESTRICTION IS JUSTIFIED BY OBSERVABILITY RATHER THAN BY CORRECTNESS: in many cases only oblivious analysis is POSSIBLE, because the functional form of the score and the training data are not public - and going beyond it would require SUBJECTIVE INTERPRETATION or, as the paper prints it, `casual` assumptions about specific features (causal is meant), WHICH THE AUTHORS AIM TO AVOID. The definition is cut to fit what can be seen</term>
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        <term>THE CRITERION IS PRESENTED IN TERMS OF WHERE IT PUTS THE COST: it is described as SHIFTING THE BURDEN OF UNCERTAINTY from the protected class to the decision maker, and thereby INCENTIVISING the collection of better features - ones depending more directly on the target than on the protected attribute - and of data allowing better prediction for all groups</term>
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        <term>THE PAPER PROVES THE LIMIT OF ITS OWN ENTIRE FAMILY OF DEFINITIONS: a NON-IDENTIFIABILITY result shows that different dependency structures, WITH POSSIBLY DIFFERENT INTUITIVE NOTIONS OF FAIRNESS, cannot be separated by ANY oblivious notion or test - not merely by theirs. The contribution is a proof about what the class of measures cannot see</term>
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        <note>what this limits: any use of the criterion as a fairness certificate: SATISFYING OUR NOTION (OR ANY OTHER OBLIVIOUS MEASURE) SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED A CONCLUSIVE PROOF OF FAIRNESS</note>
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        <label>equal opportunity vs equalized odds - TWO CRITERIA, ONE STRICTLY WEAKER, AND THE PAPER PRICES THE GAP: equal opportunity relaxes equalized odds to the advantaged outcome group only, and in the case study equal opportunity keeps 92.8% of maximal profit against equalized odds&#x27; 80.2%, so a claim citing &#x27;Hardt et al.&#x27; without saying which criterion is a claim about neither</label>
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        <label>oblivious - IN A FORMAL SENSE THE PAPER DEFINES: a property is oblivious if it depends only on the joint distribution of target, protected attribute and prediction, which is what makes the criterion checkable from published statistics and also what makes it blind</label>
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        <label>demographic parity - THE CRITERION THIS ONE IS DEFINED AGAINST: it requires the decision to be independent of the protected attribute, which the authors reject because it forbids the perfectly accurate predictor and costs the most utility of the four thresholds they compare</label>
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        <label>builds-on → Dwork et al. [DHP+12], &quot;Fairness through Awareness&quot;</label>
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        <label>May 2014 — Obama Big Data report warning on discrimination</label>
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        <label>their criterion always permits the perfectly accurate predictor</label>
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        <label>the criterion aligns fairness with predictive accuracy</label>
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        <label>fairness through unawareness</label>
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        <label>equal opportunity by design</label>
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