Sentences with phrase «for hidden bias»

Otherwise, she says, there is no way for hidden biases to become apparent.

«It's important that we be transparent about the training data that we are using, and are looking for hidden biases in it, otherwise we are building biased systems,» Giannandrea added.

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For example, the algorithm can hide or down - rank important content because of a built - in bias, as some accused the network of doing after a black man was shot in Ferguson, Mo. in 2014.

Hiring for cultural fit can be a dicey proposition, as sometimes biases — hidden or otherwise — can lead hiring managers away from great candidates who would have been star employees.

Instead of hiring for a wide array of complementary personalities and skill sets, they fall prey to hidden cognitive biases and hire people who are similar in background and behaviour.

There are no biases, no hidden interests, just focused on the facts and what they mean for the weeks and months ahead.

Much of multiculturalism's energy is devoted to this hunt for stray words and phrases that supposedly reflect horrible hidden biases.

An honest apologetic that presents rational arguments for a particular religious world view is less likely to indoctrinate then a superficially neutral presentation that contains hidden assumptions and bias.

It's sometimes tough to distinguish who is rebuking for the betterment of the sinner and who is, as you say, hiding behind Biblical verses to promote his own bias, but I promise the former do exist.

In this regime that probes people's minds for hidden assumptions, for biases concealed even from their holders, the custodians have an impossible task.

Pew also tested for hidden gender bias, often called the Bradley Effect or Wilder Effect.

Other studies show a lack of hidden bias too, with female candidates for Senator out performing their poll numbers.

The researchers randomly assigned students from a separate group to watch either the white - or black - biased videos and instructed them to look for a hidden pattern.

A new approach for testing whether algorithms contain hidden biases aims to prevent automated systems from perpetuating human discrimination.

«The results for African - American patients are consistent with other studies that show doctors» implicit biases are not entirely hidden from patients, and more needs to be done to ensure that minority patients feel respected and welcome in health care settings,» Blair said.

The goal of the organization is to educate the public about hidden biases and to provide a «virtual laboratory» for collecting data on the Internet.

Opportunities for deep reflection on your hidden biases, intentions as a teacher, and actions in front of a class

Then, I attached bias tape around all of the curves for stabilization and finally, used a sky blue cotton voile to line the dress and hide the mess.

The reason for all that snap is hidden under the skin: the differentials, the active torque vectoring, and the symmetrical all - wheel - drive that normally operates with a 9 percent bias to the rear wheels.

The cover story («Best Tips Ever «-RRB- from MoneySense «s current 15th Anniversary issue really hammers away at that point here: Investors must always watch out for hidden fees and biased advised, and keep costs low in order to keep more of their returns.

Detractors of post-normal science, conversely, see it as a method of trying to argue for a given set of actions despite a lack of evidence for them, and as a method of trying to stifle opposing voices calling for caution by accusing them of hidden biases.

Confirmation bias is huge and it is «hiding in plain sight» for consensus «scientists».

Pervasive but hidden gender bias penalizes women when they try to advocate for their interests («she's grasping»), become mothers («she's less committed») or challenge unfair treatment («she's difficult to work with»).

Understanding the motivation for an answer that is hidden behind a question helps reveal biases, suppositions, assumptions and missing inputs that, if misunderstood, lead to incomplete, incorrect, and inefficiently gathered results.