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Published in CVPR, 2019
We propose to cast fair representations as data-to-data translation.
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Published in CVPR, 2019
We propose to cast fair representations as data-to-data translation.
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Published in ECCV, 2020
Representations in the data domain, but with invertible networks.
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Published in EAAMO, 2021
Positive action is a way to promote under-represented groups within the bounds of anti-discrimination legislature. We make a first attempt at applying it in a machine learning context.
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Learn Causal Models from data
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Type Stubs for Python
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Fairness in Machine Learning Evaluation Library
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I presented on Algorithmic Fairness at the Data Intensive Sciences Centre at the University of Sussex Summer School as part of a workstream on transparency and ethical use of data.
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I was asked to give a talk on Algorithmic Fairness at the Fields Institue in Toronto at the Data Science an Optimization Conference.
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I gave a talk on the topic of Algorithmic Fairness to students at the Lviv Machine Learning Summer School.
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Along with my colleagues Myles Bartlett and Thomas Kehrenberg, I gave a talk about the tools and philoshophies we use on a daily basis.
Masters course, University of Sussex, Department of Informatics, 2018
Topics in Computer Science is a module exclusively available to students on the Computer Science integrated masters course at the University of Sussex. It comprises of 6 topics of interest from research groups within the Department of Informatics.
Masters course, University of Sussex, Department of Informatics, 2019
At the University of Sussex, we provide an M.Sc. course in Machine Learning. I presented the lecture on Logistic Regression.
Masters course, University of Sussex, Department of Informatics, 2020
Topics in Computer Science is a module exclusively available to students on the Computer Science integrated masters course at the University of Sussex. It comprises of 6 topics of interest from research groups within the Department of Informatics.