University of Washington at TREC 2020 Fairness Ranking Track
원문 초록
InfoSeeking Lab's FATE (Fairness Accountability Transparency Ethics) group at University of Washington participated in 2020 TREC Fairness Ranking Track. This report describes that track, assigned data and tasks, our group definitions, and our results. Our approach to bringing fairness in retrieval and re-ranking tasks with Semantic Scholar data was to extract various dimensions of author identity. These dimensions included gender and location. We developed modules for these extractions in a way that allowed us to plug them in for either of the tasks as needed. After trying different combinations of relative weights assigned to relevance, gender, and location information, we chose five runs for retrieval and five runs for re-ranking tasks. The results showed that our runs performed below par for re-ranking task, but above average for retrieval.
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