Algorithmic Fairness in data-based decision making: Combining ethics and technology
Description
In the project "Algorithmic Fairness in data-based decision making: Combining ethics and technology" we develop a consulting approach for helping companies to create data-based decision algorithms that explicitly consider fairness requirements. This approach is based on a new methodology which integrates an ethical choice methodology with a technical implementation methodology.
Key data
Projectlead
Deputy Projectlead
Dr. Michele Loi
Project team
Joachim Baumann
Project partners
Universität Zürich / Digital Society Initiative; Zetamind AG
Project status
completed, 01/2021 - 03/2023
Institute/Centre
Institute of Data Analysis and Process Design (IDP)
Funding partner
Innosuisse - Innovationsprojekt
Project budget
178'000 CHF
Publications
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Fairness and risk : an ethical argument for a group fairness definition insurers can use
2023 Baumann, Joachim; Loi, Michele
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Bias on demand : a modelling framework that generates synthetic data with bias
2023 Baumann, Joachim; Castelnovo, Alessandro; Crupi, Riccardo; Inverardi, Nicole; Regoli, Daniele
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Bias on demand : investigating bias with a synthetic data generator
2023 Baumann, Joachim; Castelnovo, Alessandro; Cosentini, Andrea; Crupi, Riccardo; Inverardi, Nicole; Regoli, Daniele
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Group fairness in prediction-based decision making : from moral assessment to implementation
2022 Baumann, Joachim; Heitz, Christoph
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Enforcing group fairness in algorithmic decision making : utility maximization under sufficiency
2022 Baumann, Joachim; Hannák, Anikó; Heitz, Christoph
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