RISE: Interactive Visual Diagnosis of Fairness in Machine Learning Models
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Abstract (arXiv)
Evaluating fairness under domain shift is challenging because scalar metrics often obscure exactly where and how disparities arise. We introduce textitRISE (Residual Inspection through Sorted Evaluation), an interactive visualization tool that converts sorted residuals into interpretable patterns. By connecting residual curve structures to formal fairness notions, RISE enables localized disparity diagnosis, subgroup comparison across environments, and the detection of hidden fairness issues. Through post-hoc analysis, RISE exposes accuracy-fairness trade-offs that aggregate statistics miss, supporting more informed model selection.
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