Understanding Data Bias
Many data sources used for training machine learning (ML) models are user-generated, often leading to bias and imbalance. Data imbalance means that certain groups, features, or categories are underrepresented in the dataset. As a result, the ML model may exhibit:
- Bias in Decision-Making: Models tend to favour overrepresented classes or groups, leading to unfair outcomes, particularly for minority groups.
- Poor Generalisation: The model struggles to generalize beyond the dominant patterns in the training data, reducing its effectiveness in real-world applications.
- Amplification of Social Inequalities: Biases present in training data can be perpetuated or magnified, adversely impacting decision-making in critical areas like hiring, lending, or healthcare.
It is crucial to understand bias sources so that it can be mitigated effectively. Here are some data biases:
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