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I want to create a library to get the metrics of arXiv:1910.10872 given a model o names entity recognition, but i think it would be good if its implemented on fairlearn instead of other library.
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Given a model of name entity recognition, templates according to the paper or created by the user and frequency of name in a region, I want to calculate all errors described in this paper for gender bias analysis,
Describe alternatives you've considered, if relevant
Additional context
example of a plot of the gender bias in many templates given the frequency of a names in Brazil according to IBGE(a Brazilian government association for Brazilian Statistics)
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I already created a class for this type of metrics, but i don't know if this specific metric for name entity recognition bias is outside of the scope of this library
Thanks for opening this issue @mariojose123 . It's indeed a good question weather it's too specific or not. I'm leaning towards being a +1 on having a general version of this in the library. But we'll need to discuss with other @fairlearn/fairlearn-maintainers
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to create a library to get the metrics of arXiv:1910.10872 given a model o names entity recognition, but i think it would be good if its implemented on fairlearn instead of other library.
Describe the solution you'd like
Given a model of name entity recognition, templates according to the paper or created by the user and frequency of name in a region, I want to calculate all errors described in this paper for gender bias analysis,
Describe alternatives you've considered, if relevant
Additional context
example of a plot of the gender bias in many templates given the frequency of a names in Brazil according to IBGE(a Brazilian government association for Brazilian Statistics)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: