Different numbers of ranking groups between aggregate and subgroup pattern for computing ranking trend distance

fairnessforensics / wiggum

simpson's paradox inspired fairness forensics

https://fairnessforensics.github.io/wiggum/

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Open Shine226 opened 2 years ago

Shine226 commented 2 years ago

For example, in house election data, the aggregate pattern in a state always has all parties, but in different districts the number of party varies.

brownsarahm commented 2 years ago

this is related to #183