Orig.schr. Ausgabe:
初版.
Titel:
AIの心理学 : : アルゴリズミックバイアスとの闘い方を通して学ぶ, ビジネスパーソンとエンジニアのための機械学習入門 /
Verlag:
オライリー・ジャパン,
ISBN:
9784873119625
,
4873119626
Sprache:
Japanisch
Seiten:
1 online resource (344 pages)
Ausgabe:
Shohan.
Originaltitel:
Understand, manage, and prevent algorithmic bias
DDC:
006.31
Schlagwort(e):
Computer algorithms Psychological aspects
;
Machine learning
Kurzfassung:
The human mind is evolutionarily designed to take shortcuts in order to survive. We jump to conclusions because our brains want to keep us safe. A majority of our biases work in our favor, such as when we feel a car speeding in our direction is dangerous and we instantly move, or when we decide not take a bite of food that appears to have gone bad. However, inherent bias negatively affects work environments and the decision-making surrounding our communities. While the creation of algorithms and machine learning attempts to eliminate bias, they are, after all, created by human beings, and thus are susceptible to what we call algorithmic bias. In Understand, Manage, and Prevent Algorithmic Bias, author Tobias Baer helps you understand where algorithmic bias comes from, how to manage it as a business user or regulator, and how data science can prevent bias from entering statistical algorithms. Baer expertly addresses some of the 100+ varieties of natural bias such as confirmation bias, stability bias, pattern-recognition bias, and many others. Algorithmic bias mirrors--and originates in--these human tendencies. While most writings on algorithmic bias focus on the dangers, the core of this positive, fun book points toward a path where bias is kept at bay and even eliminated. Youll come away with managerial techniques to develop unbiased algorithms, the ability to detect bias more quickly, and knowledge to create unbiased data. Understand, Manage, and Prevent Algorithmic Bias is an innovative, timely, and important book that belongs on your shelf. Whether you are a seasoned business executive, a data scientist, or simply an enthusiast, now is a crucial time to be educated about the larger sociological impact of bias in the digital era.
Anmerkung:
In Japanese.
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