Testing for bias · Question 7 of 60

What are counterfactuals in disparate impact analysis?

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  • D Example scenarios in which a sensitive attribute is changed, for example the gender in a loan application

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In disparate impact analysis, sensitive attributes are identified and counterfactuals are generated for them: scenarios in which, for example, the gender in a loan application is changed from male to female. If this changes the model result in a statistically significant way, it signals the presence of bias.

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