Chapter 22 Quiz Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
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sweeping protection to those in EU including a “right to be forgotten”

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general data protection regulation

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decisions or actions that are illegal for a human in a company (discrimination in lending based on gender or age, for example) are also illegal for an algorithm to do in automated fashion

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protected groups

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3
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best practices for data science

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non-maleficence, fairness, transparency, accountability, data privacy and security

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4
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avoiding harm, ensuring models do not cause foreseeable harm or harms of negligence

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non-maleficence

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5
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equal representation, anti-discrimination, dignity, just outcomes

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fairness

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6
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user consent, model interpretability, Explanations for other modeling choices made by the creators of the model

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transparency

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7
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legal compliance, acting with integrity, responding to concern of individuals who use/are affected by machine learning

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accountability

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8
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other gathering necessary information, storing data securely, ensuring data is de-identified once used in model, ensuring other aspects of user data cannot be inferred from the model results

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data privacy and security

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9
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responsible data framework

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justification, assembly, data preparation, modeling, auditing

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10
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gain understanding of problem in a business context

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justification

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11
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team assembles various elements needed for project

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assembly

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12
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standard data exploration and prep

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data preparation

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13
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trying out multiple models and settings to find best one

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modeling

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14
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reviewing modeling process and resulting model performance

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auditing

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15
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impact statements, model cards, datasheets, audit reports

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documentation tools

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16
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interpretability methods apply to all types of models

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model agnostic

17
Q

true positive rate

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true positive/positive

18
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true negative rate

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true negative/negative

19
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false positive rate

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false positive/negative

20
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false negative rate

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false negative/positive

21
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partial dependence plot

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global interpretability

22
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individual conditional expectation plot, Shapley values, local interpretable model-agnostic explanations

A

local interpretability

23
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understanding how a model behaves on average across the entire dataset

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global interpretability

24
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explaining individual predictions made by a model

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local interpretability