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48 results for bias analysis

Paper analyzes \FedAvg's convergence and introduces a new algorithm to reduce bias.

problem Analyzing convergence and bias in Federated Averaging.
method Markov property, first-order bias expansion, Richardson-Romberg extrapolation.
result Bias in \FedAvg can be decomposed into noise and client heterogeneity components.

LLMs show biases in investment analysis, leading to unreliable recommendations.

problem LLMs face conflicts between pre-trained knowledge and real-time market data, leading to biases in investment analysis.
method Experimental framework to investigate emergent behaviors in LLMs, analyzing sector, size, and momentum biases.
result Distinct, model-specific biases observed, including a tendency to prefer technology stocks, large-cap stocks, and contrarian strategies.

Develops Austen plots for assessing bias from unobserved confounding in observational studies.

problem Bias in causal estimates due to unobserved confounding.
method Formalizes confounding strength, uses Austen plots to visualize and quantify bias.
result Allows domain experts to assess the plausibility of strong confounders.

This paper analyzes implicit bias in Deep Linear Discriminant Analysis.

problem The implicit bias of Deep Linear Discriminant Analysis.
method Analyzing gradient flow on a L-layer diagonal linear network.
result Under balanced initialization, the network transforms additive updates into multiplicative updates, conserving the (2/L) quasi-norm.

The paper introduces Relative Bias to quantify LLM bias systematically.

problem Quantifying bias in LLMs is challenging due to ambiguity and rapid model emergence.
method Relative Bias framework using Embedding Transformation and LLM-as-a-Judge methodologies.
result The two scoring methods show strong alignment, providing a systematic approach.

Research reveals simplicity bias in random logistic map, impacting data analysis and forecasting.

problem Simplicity bias in dynamical systems and its impact on data analysis and prediction.
method Examined the logistic map and random logistic map, focusing on simplicity bias and noise effects.
result Simplicity bias is observable in the random logistic map, persisting even with small noise levels.

New analysis shows bias term affects conditions for benign overfitting in linear classifiers.

problem Understanding conditions for good generalization in linear classifiers with bias terms.
method Extending Hashimoto et al.'s results to include bias terms, analyzing covariance structure and label noise.
result Benign overfitting persists in linear classifiers with bias terms, with new constraints on data's covariance structure.

A new method corrects bias in high-dimensional ridge regression.

problem Inherent bias in ridge regression limits statistical efficiency and scalability.
method Iterative bias correction strategy for p<np < n and Ridge-Screening method for p>np > n.
result Valid inferences and asymptotic properties established for de-biased ridge estimators.

The bias of the sample means of the arms in multi-armed bandits is an important issue in adaptive data analysis that has recently received considerable attention in the literature. Existing results relate in precise ways the sign and magnitude of the bias to various sources of data adaptivity, but do not apply to the c…

2020-02-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Study evaluates if LLMs have company-specific biases in financial sentiment analysis.

problem Evaluating if large language models exhibit company-specific biases in financial sentiment analysis.
method Comparing sentiment scores with and without company names, constructing economic models, and empirical analysis.
result LLMs show company-specific biases in sentiment analysis, impacting investor behavior and stock prices.

Bias - variance decomposition of the expected error defined for regression and classification problems is an important tool to study and compare different algorithms, to find the best areas for their application. Here the decomposition is introduced for the survival analysis problem. In our experiments, we study bias -…

2011-09-24abs ↗pdf ↗

We study the phenomenon of bias amplification in classifiers, wherein a machine learning model learns to predict classes with a greater disparity than the underlying ground truth. We demonstrate that bias amplification can arise via an inductive bias in gradient descent methods that results in the overestimation of the…

2018-12-21abs ↗pdf ↗

This work extends implicit bias analysis to multiclass classification using a new loss framework.

problem The implicit bias of gradient descent on multiclass data without explicit regularization.
method Employing the PERM framework to introduce a multiclass extension of the exponential tail property.
result Extended implicit bias result to multiclass classification using a new loss framework.

The paper corrects biases in estimating intrinsic dimension and differential entropy.

problem Systematic bias in estimating intrinsic dimension and differential entropy.
method A bias-corrected estimator for both measures is proposed, highlighting shared steps and useful consequences.
result Simultaneous estimation of differential entropy and intrinsic dimension provides complementary perspectives on underlying manifolds.

Study proposes a multi-agent framework to mitigate bias in sentiment analysis.

problem Bias in sentiment analysis models.
method Integrates multiple LLMs, incorporates dialogue sessions, and uses probabilistic prediction.
result KCS+IBC reduces entropy and increases variance, suggesting improved balance between aggregation and diversity.

We consider the problem of learning regression functions from pairwise data when there exists prior knowledge that the relation to be learned is symmetric or anti-symmetric. Such prior knowledge is commonly enforced by symmetrizing or anti-symmetrizing pairwise kernel functions. Through spectral analysis, we show that …

2015-06-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Proposes a novel MTL approach based on bias-variance analysis.

problem Improving multi-task learning performance through shared knowledge.
method Two-phase iterative aggregation of targets and features using bias-variance analysis.
result Validation on synthetic and real-world datasets demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed method.

The paper analyzes optimal implicit bias in linear regression for over-parameterized models.

problem Finding the best generalization performance in over-parameterized linear regression.
method Asymptotic analysis of generalization performance for convex functions/potentials.
result Optimal implicit bias that achieves the best generalization error under certain conditions.

The paper analyzes how re-weighting helps in reducing variance in high-dimensional kernel methods under covariate shifts.

problem The challenge of high-dimensional kernel methods under covariate shifts and the role of re-weighting.
method Derives asymptotic expansion of high-dimensional kernels under covariate shifts, analyzes bias-variance decomposition, and characterizes the regularized kernel.
result Re-weighting helps in decreasing variance and can be seen as a data-dependent regularization.

Unified framework for output analysis using Monte Carlo sampling.

problem Accurately assess the quality of estimated values in predictive models.
method Unified output analysis framework through Monte Carlo sampling, leveraging fast iterative bootstrap sampling and higher-order influence functions.
result Clear advantage in building more robust confidence intervals with higher coverage probability.

Unified framework approximates gradient descent's implicit bias in high dimensions.

problem Understanding gradient descent's behavior in overparameterized settings with convex losses.
method Unified framework for convex losses, including sensitivity analysis.
result Approximation of minimum-norm interpolation in high dimensions.

Linear RNNs exhibit a bias towards shorter memory due to initialization variance.

problem Understanding the performance limitations of RNNs, especially linear ones.
method Kernel regime analysis to show equivalence to 1D-convolutional networks and analyze weightings.
result Linear RNNs with random initialization have a bias towards shorter memory periods.

Ensembles improve classifier performance by reducing bias, not variance.

problem Improving classifier performance through ensemble methods.
method Extended bias-variance decomposition for classification tasks, introducing dual reparameterization.
result Ensembling reduces bias in classifiers, contrary to the traditional view.

This study analyzes bias in face generation models and proposes mitigation techniques.

problem Bias in face generation models that may misrepresent certain social groups.
method Three approaches: generators, attribute modifier, and post-processing bias mitigators.
result Generators suffer from bias across all social groups, while post-processing mitigators show different feature concentration.

The paper improves convergence for linear systems using entropic mirror descent with Polyak stepsizes.

problem Convergence analysis for linear systems with unbounded domain.
method Entropic mirror descent with Polyak stepsizes, sublinear and linear convergence results.
result Generalized convergence result for arbitrary convex functions.

Study iterative regularization for linear models with convex bias, improving robust sparse recovery.

problem Improving robust sparse recovery with iterative regularization for linear models.
method Primal-dual gradient approach, analyzing convergence in presence of noise, combining regularization and optimization.
result Theoretical results show state-of-the-art performances with computational speed-ups.

Study shows exponential error reduction in multiclass classification without bias-variance trade-off.

problem Multiclass classification with margin conditions.
method Analysis of classification error under hard-margin conditions.
result Exponential decrease in classification error without bias-variance trade-off.

Paper proposes methods to reduce bias and variance in recommender systems.

problem Bias in recommender systems due to users' preferences.
method Proposes a principled approach to reduce bias and variance in DR methods, and a novel semi-parametric collaborative learning approach.
result The proposed methods outperform existing debiasing methods in both theory and experiments.

ProPublica's analysis of recidivism predictions produced by Correctional Offender Management Profiling for Alternative Sanctions (COMPAS) software tool for the task, has shown that the predictions were racially biased against African American defendants. We analyze the COMPAS data using a causal reformulation of the un…

2019-11-24abs ↗pdf ↗