Another approach is to build fairness measures into the model's training objectives, for instance, by "boosting" the importance of certain minority or edge cases.
We spoke to him about the use of machine learning in health care, and how doctors and patients can build fairness into every step of the decision-making process.
Third, we need to build fairness in policymaking.
He has a clearer sense of his values, he says, built around fairness.
The nation's legal system was built for fairness, not speed, and its infrastructure is simply not designed for the warp drive requested by Mr. Gore.
Beinart blames Woodrow Wilson's diplomatic failures on "the hubris of reason" — the belief that a wise America could educate other nations into a permanent peace built on fairness and collective security, as opposed to self-interest.
But Swan will accuse Abbott and Hockey of fearmongering "designed to pursue a political objective of junking key election commitments as an entree to dismantling the Australian model, built on fairness".
"At the heart of this campaign is a commitment to an America where the future is built on fairness for all, not on a privilege for few," he said.
It is grounded on the appealing but utterly unrealistic fantasy that the founding engineers of the Internet built freedom, fairness, and transparency into the design of their protocols, as if to set an example for Internet users about how they should then use the network, if not to live their lives.
More than two years after her death, trial for her alleged killer, Scott Dekraai, hasn't yet started, Wilson said, adding that he's ashamed that the justice system is built around fairness for the alleged shooter.
An economics graduate of the Catholic University of Peru, Vizcarra believed that "a solid business must build on justice, fairness and transparency".
