Erasing bias from databases is the key to creating impartial machine learning algorithms.
Quotes Thoreau: "We had come away up here among the hills to learn the impartial and unbribable beneficence of Nature"….
Quotes Thoreau: "We had come away up here among the hills to learn the impartial and unbribable beneficence of Nature"… View Article John McPhee began contributing to The New Yorker in 1963.
Mr Serwotka was clearly furious at learning, in the midst of the Labour party conference, of government plans for the delivery of core services traditionally carried out by impartial civil servants.
Among the lessons he learned from Scully was to be impartial and fair, to call a great play as a great play, whether it was done in the service of the Dodgers or a rival team.
The new work has impressed some engineers who have learned of it, and elicited skepticism from others, who question how impartial an analysis financed by Mr. Silverstein could be.
Have we really learned nothing from the past?PAUL TEMPLELondonScotland's oilSIR Your normally rigorous and relatively impartial Scottish coverage is undermined in your article, "It's England's oil too" (January 16th).
Could this be construed as providing a complete, fair and impartial picture of negotiations?" As I sought to understand why the piece was so one-sided, I learned that the problem traced back to Mr. Arango's decision to travel unidentified with the ambassador.
With all we have now learned, I personally find it impossible to believe that his culture secretary Jeremy Hunt was then rigorously impartial in assessing News Corp's strategic bid for control of BSkyB.
I learned to appreciate the Bill of Rights, and the jury system that supposedly offered "fair and impartial" treatment.
